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It expresses deep concern over multiple global political crises, highlighting human losses and damage to civilian infrastructure, especially from the Middle East war, and its spillovers into a fragile world economy. It warns of worsening 2026 growth prospects, supply-chain disruptions, rising inflation risks, and volatile energy and market impacts. It also calls for de-escalation, a rules-based international system, and stronger multilateral support including IMF quota reforms and a well-resourced global financial safety net.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE  \n(Joint Ministerial Committee of the  \nBoards of Governors ofthe Bank and the Fundon the  \nTransfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries)  \nDC/S/2026-0026 April 16, 2026  \nG24 COMMUNIQUÉ  \nThe attached Communiqué of the one hundred and fifteenth meeting of the Ministers of the Intergovernmental Group of Twenty-Four, held on April 14, 2026, is circulated for the information of the Development Committee at the request of Olawale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Nigeria, serving as Chair.  \n*****  \nINTERGOVERNMENTAL GROUP OF TWENTY-FOUR ON INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT  \nCOMMUNIQUÉ  \nAPRIL 14, 2026  \n1. The G-24 expresses its deep concern about multiple political crises and conflicts around the world, and we deeply regret the tragic loss of innocent lives. The war in the Middle East is causing deterioration in the well-being of affected populations, as well as damage to civilian infrastructure. These unfortunate events have taken a significant toll on an already weak global economy, with particularly devastating effects on emerging market and developing countries. We underscore the importance of upholding a rules-based international system, grounded in respect for national sovereignty and the principles of the UN Charter. In view of the profound human and material costs associated with the conflicts across multiple theaters, we call for concerted international efforts toward cessation and avoidance of violence; de-escalation, recovery and reconstruction.  \n2. Following a period of tepid but resilient growth, global economic conditions are deteriorating sharply, driven by disruptions to global supply chains, including energy markets, in the wake of the ongoing war in the Middle East. Global growth is now projected to decline in 2026, relative to 2025. If the disruption is sustained, core and non-core inflation could increase, driven by higher energy, food, and fertilizer prices, as well as rising supply chain costs. The G‑24 therefore highlights the critical importance of safeguarding international maritime routes. We urge the cessation of attacks on energy infrastructure, given that the restoration of damaged assets to full capacity is both costly and time-consuming. Such disruptions adversely impact overall energy supply and contribute to increased market volatility. The G- 24 notes the initiative taken by the OPEC Declaration of Cooperation (DoC) countries to ensure the continued availability of oil supplies, particularly through the use of alternative export routes, which have contributed to reducing oil price volatility.  \n3. Given these conditions, the medium‑term outlook for global growth remains uncertain, marked by significant headwinds and increased pressure on the current accounts of oil importing countries. Inflationary pressures could spill over into a wide range of economic activities, eroding part of the recent progress on disinflation. Potentially rising interest rates and exchange rate pressures may further increase borrowing costs, exacerbating existing vulnerabilities and complicating economic management in Emerging Market and Developing Economies (EMDEs) . At the same time, tighter financial conditions—combined with heightened risk aversion in capital markets—could reduce private capital flows to these economies. This environment therefore calls for heightened vigilance from policymakers. While domestic policy measures focused on fiscal and monetary stability, are critical to strengthening resilience and preserving macroeconomic stability, traditional approaches such as contracting domestic demand or allowing currency depreciation may prove insufficient for absorbing the shocks and addressing the challenges posed by deteriorating external conditions. In this context, multilateral approaches, support and increased development assistance remain vital for vulnerable countries.","cbCailSNbAQlG8vV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailSNbAQlG8vV","pdf",202916,1,5,"English","en",105,"# G-24 communiqué overview\n## Concerns over conflicts and calls for de-escalation\n## Global growth deterioration, inflation, and energy disruptions\n## Medium-term outlook and policy resilience\n## Global Financial Safety Net and IMF quota reviews","[{\"question\":\"What concerns does the G-24 raise in the communiqué?\",\"answer\":\"The communiqué expresses deep concern about multiple political crises and conflicts worldwide, regrets the tragic loss of innocent lives, and highlights harm to civilian infrastructure and well-being, particularly related to the Middle East war.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the communiqué describe the global economic outlook for 2026?\",\"answer\":\"It states that global economic conditions are deteriorating sharply, with disruptions to global supply chains and energy markets. 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