G24 ministerial meeting, Annual Meetings: statement on multilateralism and development finance
- Haiti asked donors to keep long-term development commitments, citing internal displacement.
- The Governor backed more work with MDBs and new financial instruments for the countries that need them.
- The IMF quota realignment debate was described as a chance for reform.
- MDB programs should align with country priorities, and domestic resource mobilization is basic to financing.
The text is a short intervention, about 470 words. The Governor said Haiti, as a country facing conflict, natural disasters and social inequality, shares the call for a fair, transparent, rules-based multilateral system. He said internal displacement and emergency response show the need for sustained aid, and he asked the international community to keep its long-term support commitments, especially in conflict-affected areas, as Haiti seeks official development assistance (ODA).
He supported prioritizing and intensifying work with the MDBs, said the quota debate at the IMF is a chance for reform, and backed the search for further innovative financial instruments. He asked that MDB programs align with country priorities, said domestic resource mobilization is basic to financing sustainable development, and that aligning climate action with national priorities is needed to build resilience. He urged stakeholders to address fragility through collaboration and to respect the Lima principles. The statement gives no Haitian macroeconomic figures.
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Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), 2025, G24 ministerial meeting, Annual Meetings: statement on multilateralism and development finance, https://www.brh.ht/publications/discours-du-gouverneur/
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