Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has emphasized the critical importance of a fair and transparent multilateral trading system for the survival of small and developing countries. In a recent interview, Mottley called on nations around the world to safeguard and enhance the multilateral system, highlighting its role as a cornerstone of global economic cooperation.
“Without a fair and transparent multilateral trading system, small and developing nations like ours face enormous challenges,” Mottley stated. She stressed that the interconnectedness of the global economy means equitable trade practices are essential for sustainable development and growth.
Mottley urged all countries to work collaboratively to strengthen the multilateral system, ensuring it benefits all nations regardless of size or economic status. “We must come together to make the system work for everyone, making it more equitable and accessible,” she said.
The Prime Minister’s remarks underscore the pressing need for international cooperation in addressing global economic disparities. By advocating for a more inclusive multilateral trading system, Mottley highlights the voices and concerns of smaller nations on the world stage.
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Prime Minister of Barbados: Multilateral system is key to our survival
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