China boosts support for Global South + 2 more stories

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[6.3] Xi Jinping announces support measures for Global South at G20 summit — gazette.com

Chinese President Xi Jinping announced new measures to support developing countries, referred to as the "Global South," during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. He outlined eight actions, including enhancements to the Belt and Road Initiative and a new scientific cooperation initiative with Brazil, South Africa, and the African Union.

Xi emphasized China's commitment to global development, stating that imports from developing countries could exceed $8 trillion by 2030. His remarks highlight China's role as a partner to these nations, aiming for collaborative modernization.

The focus on the Global South aligns with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's efforts to elevate developing countries' voices in international discussions. The African Union is participating fully in this year's G20, marking a significant step for representation in global economic talks.

[6.3] Biden makes historic visit to Amazon rainforest in Brazil — apnews.com

Joe Biden will make history as the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Amazon rainforest during a stop in Manaus, Brazil, on Sunday. This visit comes amid expectations of reduced U.S. climate commitments under the incoming Trump administration.

The U.S. has pledged $500 million to the Amazon Fund, with $50 million already provided.

Brazil's environmental policies have shifted under President Lula, who aims for "zero deforestation" by 2030. Recent data shows a 30.6% drop in deforestation, but concerns remain about ongoing projects that could harm the rainforest.

[6.1] Biden announces record $4 billion pledge to World Bank fund for poorest nations — dawn.com

US President Joe Biden announced a record $4 billion pledge to the World Bank’s International Development Association fund for the poorest countries during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. This commitment is significantly higher than the $3.5 billion pledged in 2021.

The new funding will support grants and low-interest loans for nations facing debt, climate challenges, and conflict. A pledging conference is set for December 5-6 in Seoul, where World Bank President Ajay Banga aims for a total replenishment exceeding $93 billion.

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