itispertinentthatinternationalcooperationaddressesthesocioeconomicimpactofCOVID-19andfocusedonthemostdisadvantagedandvulnerablepeopleandcountries,especiallytheLeastDevelopingCountries(LDCs),SmallIslandsDevelopingStates(SIDS),LandlockedDevelopingStates(LLDCs)andcountriesinconflictandthoseemergingfromconflict,inordertoalleviatetheirstructuralchallengesthatarefurtherexacerbatedbythepandemic

I want to believe that the achievements made by the DPRK in dealing with global health crisis and disastrous climate change will make a positive contribution to the efforts of the international community to recover from COVID-19 and build sustainablesocio-economic resilience.

The covid crisis has exacerbated pre-existing and perennial challenges such as poverty, hunger, unemployment, inequalities, and climate change. This has exposed systemic weaknesses, vulnerabilities,and inadequacies in health system around the world. Nowhereis this distinctly visible than in the most weak and vulnerable countries where people remain deprived of access to even basic civic amenities.

the heavy death toll has created new and complex social issues in our societies that require intervention by governments. We are of the firm belief that multilateralism is the only vehicle by which we can jointly save humanity, safeguard livelihoods, and reenergize our economies.

The negative impacts of the COVID-19pandemic on our economy hadbeen significant. By mid-2021our balance of trade deficit was around $96 million; $24 million higher than the previous month. This is a substantialamount for our small economy.

And now Mr. President, our capacity to survive is being tested by the unrelenting COVID-19 pandemic. COVID brought the Belizean economy to its knees.

we will require adequate fiscal space and funding to achieve the SDGsand to be ableto respond and recover from the health, social and economic implications of the pandemic,in light of high debt-servicing requirements

At the core of building resilience is restoringthe health and well-beingof our people. The pandemic has exacerbated challenges in this area,especiallyfor Small Island Developing States,like Jamaica,which already facelimited resources in the health sector.

The p olitical, social, and economic fallouts from the outbreak of the p andemic, have p layed a role in the sp read of a state ofglobal self-retroversion, which terrorist and extremist groups has deliberately exp loited in areas afflicted by conflicts or suffer from security fragility,

We are overcoming Covid, and have a long term plan in place to strengthen our democracy, economy and society

En effet, la COVID-19 a révélé les faiblesseset vulnérabilitésde nos économies ainsi que de nos systèmes de santé, nous contraignant aujourd’hui à penser autrement nos modèles de développement afin de les rendre plus résilients.Certains pays développés entendent déjà relocaliser tout ou partie de leur tissu productif stratégique afin de réduire leur dépendance extérieure.L'Afrique devrait, également, s'inscrire dans ce changement de paradigmeafin de rompre avec les crises qui entravent son développement

he pandemic has had a negative social and economic effect on everyone, but the consequences for lower-income countries have been particularly severe

More than 4.5 million people have diedbecause of the pandemic, which has worsened the living conditions in this planet. Its sequels andimpact on societies today areincalculable, but it is already known that they will not be ephemeral.It has been so pointed out by the “2021 Sustainable Development Goals Report”, while according to the International Labor Organization forecasts, there will be 205 million people unemployed in the world by 2022.

Certes, le monde en 2020 a dû faire face à un ralentissement des activités économiques et commerciales sans précédent comme en témoignent les chiffres de Conférence des Nations Unies sur le commerce et le développement (UNCTAD). A ce sujet, permettez-moi d'en souligner certains d'entre eux : •Chute de 42% des investissements direct étrangers •Contraction de 20% du commerce mondiale •Quadruplement du prix du transport de conteneur

La pandémie du COVID19 continue à avoir un impact dévastateur sur les populations, au premier chef les pauvres et les personnes vulnérables. Elle a fortement affecté les indicateurs sociaux, remis en cause les progrès vers l'atteinte des Objectifs du Développement Durable et aggravé l'extrême pauvreté.

4Touten saluant la décision du G20 d’approuver, depuis l’an dernier, l’Initiative de Suspension du Service de la Dette (DSSI), je voudrais réitérer l’appel lancé par l’Union Africaine ainsi que les institutions onusiennes de voir le poids de la dette de nos pays annulé, ou à tout le moins,allégé.Il importe donc que la communauté internationale s’efforcede répondre aux conclusions du Sommet de Paris sur le financement des économies africaines pour permettre à nos paysde surmonter les effets de la pandémie et d’assurer une reprise économique durable post Covid-19.

Selon la Banque mondiale, la pandémie a déclenché la première récession en Afrique subsaharienne depuis 25 ans. La situation est particulièrement préoccupante dans les pays aux économies fragiles, en particulier les Pays les Moins Avancés (PMA).

marcha acciones prioritarias para atender las necesidades más urgentes.

A pesar de las condiciones adversas que la humanidad vive, todos hemos demostrado resiliencia. La pandemia ha puesto de manifesto la enorme capacidad del ser humano para sobreponerse a condiciones hostiles y lograr su supervivencia. Recién asumida mi administración, nos enfrentamos a la pandemia de la COVID-19, que ha afectado y sigue afectando a miles de guatemaltecos, causando un fuerte impacto en la economía, y modificando las dinámicas sociales y culturales, para lo cual fue preciso dar una respuesta acorde a nuestras posibilidades y poner en