UNDP Head Calls for Development Investments Benefiting Investors Including China
Alexander De Croo emphasizes the shift from aid to investment in global development, recognizing national interests of funding countries such as China.
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Alexander De Croo emphasizes the shift from aid to investment in global development, recognizing national interests of funding countries such as China.
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