Washington — The U.S. urged other nations this week to support a 'Trade Over Aid' initiative at the United Nations, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed U.S. diplomats to deliver a formal demarche to foreign officials, seeking endorsements ahead of a formal presentation planned for the end of April. The move, detailed in an internal diplomatic cable reported by multiple outlets, aims to promote pro-business reforms and private investment in development; the United Nations has warned that privatizing aid systems risks undermining humanitarian assistance, and news organizations reported that initial outreach and debate will continue through the upcoming UN session.
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“以贸易代替援助”的倡议可能会改变全球援助的运作方式。它可能意味着在贫困地区有更多的商业和私人投资。但是,它也可能冒着损害人道主义援助有效性的风险。随着这一问题的展开,请密切关注。
美国正推动联合国在援助与贸易之间实现转变。目标是促进商业和私人投资以促进发展。批评者担心其中的风险。如果您对全球事务或人道主义工作感兴趣,这值得关注。将此发送给关心国际发展的人。
美国私营企业和国际投资者将通过“贸易而非援助”倡议增加获得发展合同和促成的市场改革的机会而受益。
受援国中的弱势群体和人道主义非政府组织可能会面临援助减少和对私营服务提供商的依赖增加。
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