PM Attends G77+China, Talks Economy

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REPUBLIC OF CUBA – It was a busy week for the nation’s leader as he hosted Botswana’s President Dr. Mokgweetsi Masisi and his delegation here in the capital. Fast forward to Friday and Prime Minister Davis traveled to the Republic of Cuba for the G77+China Summit.

It’s a coalition of developing countries designed to promote their collective economic interests at the united nations.

While there, Davis stressed the urgency for the United Nations to intervene in international tax cooperation and administration issues.

Prime Minister Philip Davis calling for the United Nations to oversee international tax cooperation and administration.

In his address at the G77+China Summit in Havana Cuba, Davis pressed the issue of blacklisting.

Speaking to the unfair impacts of blacklisting by the organization for economic cooperation and development and the European Union on countries of the global south, Davis acknowledged the challenges encountered by nations like the Bahamas.

For too long, the international tax system mostly influenced by organizations like the OECD has been criticized for favoring wealthier, developed nations.

Davis doubled down demanding the need for equal treatment.