Chancellor&#39;s plan for poor nations&#39; debt
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ANYONE who doubts Gordon Brown&#39;s ability to lead the nation should watch him in action at the International Monetary Fund. Here in Washington, where Brown chairs the IMF&#39;s main policymaking committee, Brown is the leader of the pack.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown opened a week-long tour of Africa with an appeal for the developed world to back a "new Marshall Plan" to ease the continent's chronic poverty.
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Britain plans to spend an extra Â£100 million (NZ$273.74 million) a year on debt relief for some of the world&#39;s poorest countries, the Guardian newspaper reported today.
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Africa's debt must be completely written  off if the continent is to have a chance of meeting  international goals on reducing poverty, a United Nations body  argued on Thursday.
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Proposals to help poor countries work their own way out of debt are being published by a Tory policy group.
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The world&#39;s leading finance officials and ministers appear to be failing to reach agreement on debt relief for the poorest nations.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown says rich countries have a 'moral duty' to tackle world poverty
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World leaders are hoping to put a spotlight on the growing gap between rich and poor and the failure to find &#36;50 billion a year to help more than one billion people escape extreme poverty and start sharing global prosperity.
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BRITAIN today said it would unilaterally write off its share of debts owed to the World Bank by the world&#39;s poorest countries.
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown set out his plan to reform the international financial system and restore stability to markets around the world in a Financial Times comment piece Friday.
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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown pledged to spend 100 million pounds ($180 million) a year relieving the debts of 30 of the world&#39;s poorest nations, challenging the US to chip in as well.
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Britain will provide more debt relief for the world&#39;s poorest countries and challenge other rich governments to do the same, Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s government said Sunday.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown promised a "new Marshall Plan" for the developing world, ahead of a speech intended to outline an ambitious program of financial aid for the poorest nations.
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Gordon Brown has declared that the creation of a &quot;Marshall Plan for Africa&quot; is at the heart of the government&#39;s agenda for its presidency of the Group of Eight in 2005, seeking
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Finance ministers from the Group of Seven industrial nations said Saturday they were willing to provide up to 100 percent debt relief to the world's poorest nations, but insisted that developing countries ensure the money would be spent wisely.
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Debt campaigners attending this weekâs annual meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have expressed disappointment and outrage over the failure of the
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown set out his plan to reform the international financial system and restore stability to markets around the world in a Financial Times comment piece Friday.