US EditionThe United States Will Not Participate in the United Nations Conference on Financing
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The United States on Tuesday canceled its participation in the fourth UN conference on financing for development, which will be held in Seville, Spain, from June 29 to July 3. Washington cited several reasons for this decision, but the United States is most concerned about the proposed adjustments to the international financial system and the promotion of gender equality, reports the French news agency AFP.
The US government announced on Tuesday that it will not participate in the United Nations Financing for Development (FFD4) meeting, which begins on June 29, rejecting many of the principles of the text expected to be adopted. “After careful consideration and assessment of the text, the United States is withdrawing from this preparatory process (…) and will not participate in FFD4 in Seville, Spain,” said Jonathan Schreier, the US representative …
"After a careful analysis and assessment of the text, the United States withdrew from this preparatory process (...) and will not participate in the FfD4 in Seville, Spain," said Jonathan Shrier, representative of the United States at the last preparatory meeting of the conference, which will take place between 29 June and 03 July. This announcement arises at a time when Washington decided to make sharp cuts in its external assistance in the las…
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