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G7 countries pledged to allocate $2.5 billion to handle meals insecurity in weak nations, French financial system minister Roland Lescure stated on Thursday.
Speaking in Bangkok on the sidelines of the annual conferences of the IMF and the World Bank, Lescure stated the World Bank had recognized 44 countries that will face meals safety points within the face of hovering world vitality costs.
“The G7 has also been very sensitive to the weakest links of the current global situation, the poor countries,” Lescure advised reporters.
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