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Guy Parmelin on behalf of multiple countries at the One Hundred and Eleventh Meeting of the Development Committee. The intervention emphasizes job creation as a cornerstone of development and calls for inclusive, sustainable labor markets through private sector development, innovation, and stronger investment in human capital, skills, and gender inclusion. It highlights partnership agendas among multilateral development banks, cooperation with UN agencies and standards bodies, and the need for robust monitoring and evaluation. The statement also stresses climate action, micro, small and medium enterprise finance, labor market reforms, and just climate transition measures, including support for the informal sector and attention to FCV contexts.","Public Disclosure Authorized  \nPublic Disclosure Authorized  \nDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE  \n(Joint Ministerial Committeeof the  \nBoards of Governors of the Bank and the Fundon theTransfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries)  \n# ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH MEETINGWASHINGTON,DC-APRIL 24,2025\n\nDC/S/2025-0001  \nApril 24,2025  \n# Statement by\n\nH.E.Guy Parmelin  \nFederal Councillor of Switzerland,Head of the Department of EconomicAffairs,Education and Research  \n## Switzerland\n\n# On behalf of Azerbaijan,Kazakhstan,the Kyrgyz Republic,Poland,Serbia,Switzerland,Tajikistan,Turkmenistanand Uzbekistan\n\n# Statement by\n\nH.E.Guy Parmelin  \n# Federal Councillor of Switzerland,Head of the Department of Economic Affairs,Education andResearch\n\n### Switzerland\n\n# On behalf of Azerbaijan,Kazakhstan,the Kyrgyz Republic,Poland,Serbia,Switzerland,Tajikistan,Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan\n\n111hMeeting of the Development Committee  \nApril 24,2025  \nWashington,DC  \nJob creation is a cornerstone of development.We applaud the World Bank's strategic focus on fosteringinclusive and sustainable labor markets.Wewelcome its emphasis on generatingjobs through private sectordevelopment and its recognition of demographic shifts as a key driver of the jobs challenge.To advancesustainable labor markets and spur economic growth,we need not only more jobs but more decent andproductive ones.Collaboration,private sector mobilization,and innovation are essential to addressingtoday's and tomorrow's development challenges.  \nThe World Bank is well positioned to lead in this space,offering an excellent opportunity to bring the“Better Bank”vision to life.We underscore the importance of investing in human capital and skillsdevelopment,with a particular focus on gender inclusion,a vital prerequisite for inclusive and sustainablelabor markets.Equally critical is reversing the learning losses from the COVID-19 pandemic througheducation and vocational training to better integrate young people into the workforce.  \nThroughout discussions on the Evolution Roadmap,our Constituency has consistently advocated forimplementing the partnership agenda and promoting a working-as-a-system approach among MultilateralDevelopment Banks(MDBs).We welcome initiatives such as the Co-financing and Guarantee Platformsand joint country offices,which enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Bank’s operations.Furtherpotential lies in deepening partnerships with MDBs,UN agencies-particularly the International LaborOrganization (ILO)-standard-setting bodies like the OECD and WTO,private sector organizations,andlocal labor and education associations.These partnerships provide valuable insights,improve efficiencyand bolster the World Bank's credibility as a trusted partner in the multilateral system.The World Bank’scorporate scorecard indicators offer opportunities for alignment with peer MDBs and the ILO,while arobust monitoring and evaluation framework is essential to ensure efforts translate into more and betterjobs.  \nWe strongly support the focus on private capital mobilization and look forward to advancing the IFC Vision2030.Engaging the private sector is key to innovative,effective,and sustainablejob creation.We commendthe World Bank’s efforts to promote public-private partnerships,including Mission 300 and AgriConnect.Private sector mobilization should not only prioritize the volume of capital raised but also steer investmentstoward climate-friendly projects with long-term job creation potential.Upholding ambitious climate goalsremains critical,and the next Climate Change Action Plan should reinforce this commitment,building onthe World Bank's mission and Evolution Roadmap.We rely on the Bank to remain a global leader in climateand nature action.  \nBeyond private sector engagement,we see value in prioritizing the preconditions for sustainable markets.This includes aligning basic education,vocational training,and business expertise with market demands.By pairing lending with technical assistance","cbCaipV9fS9LiQpB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipV9fS9LiQpB","pdf",358936,1,3,"English","en",105,"# Job creation and inclusive labor markets\n## Private sector, innovation, and partnerships\n## Human capital, skills, and gender inclusion\n# Climate, micro, small and medium enterprises, and reforms\n## Private capital mobilization and climate transition\n## MSMEs, access to finance, and liquidity pools\n# Fragility, conflict, and violence and informal sector","[{\"question\":\"What is the central message of H.E. 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