AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Finance: The IMF says global government debt could reach 100% of economic output by 2029 as borrowing costs rise. G-24 leaders called for cheaper development loans and stronger representation for developing economies. Jobs & Development: UNDP launched initiatives to attract investment and create jobs, warning that 800 million young people could face a future without work over the next 15 years. Food Security: Progress against hunger has stalled, with conditions worsening in sub-Saharan Africa; Sudan, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo face the world’s largest acute food crises. Digital Government: Abu Dhabi is investing $3.5 billion to expand AI-powered public services, while Singapore and Anthropic agreed to work together on AI safety and evaluation. Education: Nigeria’s $552 million World Bank-backed programme aims to reach 29 million children and improve services across 65,000 public schools. International Aid: The UN refugee agency warned that proposed EU aid cuts risk harming stability and security.
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