It was meant to be the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund that changed everything. Did it? Probably not. But did it change some things? Yes … slowly.
That’s the top line from my colleagues Sophie Edwards and Anna Gawel who followed events in Morocco.
From G20 calls to reform multilateral development banks to the Spring Meetings to France’s summit for a new global financial pact in June — all roads were supposedly leading to Marrakech to reform the Bretton Woods institutions for the 21st century.
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Vince Chadwick is a contributing reporter at Devex. A law graduate from Melbourne, Australia, he was social affairs reporter for The Age newspaper, before covering breaking news, the arts, and public policy across Europe, including as a reporter and editor at POLITICO Europe. He was long-listed for International Journalist of the Year at the 2023 One World Media Awards.
