Ghana thanks Carney for working to fix a ‘rigged global system’ for African countries

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During the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, Ghanaian President John Mahama met with Prime Minister Mark Carney and expressed praise for Canada's stance against a "rigged global system" that leaves African nations burdened by debt and climate issues. Mahama stated that Canada holds a favorable disposition toward the Global South and suggested a need for closer cooperation.

At the summit, developing countries advocated for financial reforms. Canada has a history of calling for reforms to financing rules for developing nations facing high interest rates and debt, as well as smaller island nations impacted by natural disasters. Mark Carney has called for reforms to multilateral development banks.

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