President Cyril Ramaphosa says if the Group of 20 (G20) is to live up to its mission of addressing the world’s most pressing economic and financial challenges, it must “significantly and urgently reduce inequality”.
In his weekly newsletter to the nation, the President called on world leaders to act now to tackle rising inequality, warning that it poses a threat to global stability, prosperity, and democracy.
“When South Africa took over the Presidency of the G20 nearly a year ago, we identified equality as one of the pillars of our term, alongside solidarity and sustainability. We chose to focus on equality because it is essential to a more stable, prosperous and sustainable world,”…
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