Antonio Guterres在第112届发展委员会会议的声明 - 2025年10月16日

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Statement by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to the 112th Meeting of the Development Committee outlines development risks intensified by climate breakdown, geopolitical fragmentation, debt stress, supply-chain disruptions, energy volatility, digital disruption, and the enduring pandemic legacy. It calls for reforms to the international financial architecture aligned with the Pact for the Future, emphasizing Seville commitments, credible national climate plans at COP30, and sustained multilateral action. The remarks stress growth and jobs, integrated systems supporting job-creating investment, and a roadmap via the Global Accelerator to expand jobs and social protection through 2030.

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Development in an Era of Global Uncertainty

International financial architecture reforms

Three critical actions

Growth, Jobs, and a Reinforced Multilateral Compact

Multilateral development banks reform

Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection

The Way Forward

Interconnected global economy and policy priorities

Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (Joint Ministerial Committee of the Boards of Governors ofthe Bank and the Fund on the Transfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries) ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH MEETING WASHINGTON, DC – OCTOBER 16, 2025 DC/S/2025-0064 October 16, 2025 Statement by Antonio Guterres Secretary General United Nations U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S Statement by Antonio Guterres Secretary General United Nations 112th Meeting of the Development Committee October 16, 2025 Washington, DC “Financing is the engine of development—and right now, this engine is sputtering.” Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General October 16, 2025 Development in an Era of Global Uncertainty The global economic outlook shows resilience at the global level, but risks abound. Multiple intersecting crises—climate breakdown, geopolitical fragmentation, debt stress, supply-chain dislocations, energy volatility, digital disruption, and the persistent legacy of the pandemic—are amplifying development risks worldwide. How can we, collectively, strengthen resilience, for countries and people, and preserve the momentum toward sustainable development even amid uncertainty? The United Nations advocates for reforms of the international financial architecture –as agreed in the Pact for the Future and the most recent General Assembly meeting, marking the 80th Anniversary of the United Nations. As we move forward, three actions are critical: (a) Implement the Seville Platform of Action: Seville commitments need to be front and center of future joint action. These include over 130 initiatives that aim to close the $4 trillion global SDG financing gap, with an emphasis on debt relief, fiscal space, and innovative financial instruments, including thematic bonds and blended finance. (b) Deliver at COP30: As we reconvene in Belem in November, countries are rolling out dozens of credible, economy-wide NDCs that are reflecting growing ambition, as envisaged under the Paris Agreement. This is good momentum, but the finalization of plans needs to be accompanied by multilateral financing that helps unlock $1 .3tn in climate finance. (c) Do not give up on multilateral action: September's Biennial Summit demonstrated the need for stronger, more networked and inclusive cooperation to address today's challenges. Shrinking development space –on aid, trade and debt- are shaping the current moment. As developing economies focus on renewed sources of growth and replenish fiscal buffers, the multilateral system needs to recalibrate –supporting global public goods, without squeezing existing international development cooperation for low-and middle-income countries. Growth, Jobs, and a Reinforced Multilateral Compact The United Nations welcomes the World Bank’s sharp focus on growth and jobs. As we chart our path ahead, the urgency could not be clearer: we must anchor our ambitions to results—with growth and jobs asthe driving metrics of success. The United Nations reaffirms its commitment to an ambitious reform agenda for multilateral development banks. In particular, we endorse a shift in how we support foundational investments: moving from siloed infrastructure projects to job-creating, integrated systems that catalyze private-sector opportunity and meaningful employment. The Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection for Just Transitions, launched by the UN SecretaryGeneral and led by ILO and UNDP, provides an important platform to implement a roadmap for creating jobs, with the ambition to create at least 400 million jobs, primarily in the green, digital and care economies, and to extend social protection floors to four billion people by 2030. This is a huge undertaking which will require implementing the new networked multilateralism and bringing synergies across the UN Development System and beyond. Even in the face of global uncer

FAQs

这份声明的核心观点是什么？

声明强调融资是发展的引擎，但当前正出现动力不足，需要通过改革国际金融架构、保持多边行动并推动增长与就业来巩固可持续发展。

声明提出的三项关键行动分别是什么？

三项关键行动包括：推动Seville行动平台、在COP30交付并落实可信的国家气候承诺，以及不放弃多边行动以应对援助、贸易与债务空间收缩。

声明如何谈到增长与就业及多边发展银行改革？

声明欢迎世行对增长与就业的聚焦，并重申对多边开发银行雄心改革的承诺，尤其是从条块分割的基础设施项目转向能够创造就业的综合系统，联动私营部门机会与高质量就业。

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