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G-24: Oyedele Calls For IMF, World Bank Reforms To Strengthen Developing Economies
Reported by 3 outlets from 2 countries, in 1 language, on 13 Oct 2026.
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Members of the G-24 are advocating for reforms to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. Oyedele stated that geopolitical conflicts and trade uncertainties threaten global economic growth. The group is pressing for changes to the IMF's quota system as the 17th review awaits full implementation.
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- G-24: Oyedele Calls For IMF, World Bank Reforms To Strengthen Developing Economies Headline of the event's most representative article · Channels Television, 13 Oct 2026
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Premium TimesNigeria· English
Oyedele, Iyabo Masha speak as G-24 raises concerns over high borrowing costs
The Reporter (Éthiopie)Ethiopia· English
G-24 Advances Quota Reform Agenda as Previous IMF Review Awaits Full Implementation
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Channels TelevisionNigeria· English
G-24: Oyedele Calls For IMF, World Bank Reforms To Strengthen Developing Economies
Premium TimesNigeria· English
Oyedele, Iyabo Masha speak as G-24 raises concerns over high borrowing costs
The Reporter (Éthiopie)Ethiopia· English
G-24 Advances Quota Reform Agenda as Previous IMF Review Awaits Full Implementation
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