#multilateralism

#multilateralism

Governments have yet to rise to the moment. They remain disconnected from global concerns and the pressing need for courageous leadership to protect the deep ocean.

This means, and our data clearly shows this, that we need to make every dollar count. We've got to make sure that the money really hits the ground in the most effective way possible and that we leverage it as much as possible to draw in additional private resources.

Despite global trends of declining aid, Spain is increasing its support for the global south, committing to ambitious development goals for 2030.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized the need for nations to transition from exploiting ocean resources to protective measures, urging bold commitments for sustainability by 2030.

"Given the attack on the values that define the international organisations and NGOs that we welcome on our soil, the few reactions from the Federal Council last Friday do not seem to me to be up to the challenge."

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the Pact for the Future as a landmark agreement, marking a significant shift towards more effective, inclusive global cooperation. This pact not only addresses the pressing issues facing humanity today, such as wars and environmental threats, but also emphasizes the importance of sustainable technological development. The consensus around this pact indicates a collective recognition of the challenges we face and the need for a united response to create a better future.