G-24 Director: No Organisation Knows Your Economy Better Than You
G-24 director Iyabo Masha says that developing countries should focus on domestic policies given falling overseas support.
The G-24 director's call for developing countries to prioritise domestic policies reflects a shift in development finance as overseas support declines. This signals that African economies may need to rely more on internal revenue mobilisation and locally tailored policy frameworks, potentially reducing dependence on external donors and multilateral institutions.
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