India wants priorities of developing nations to be the centre of attention of 2030 Development Agenda
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As the ambitious "The 2030 Agenda including the
"In this process, the objectives, priorities and needs of the developing countries must remain the centre of attention, "Akbaruddin said.
He was speaking at the handover ceremony of the
He further added that India will be resolute in pushing for developing country unity and there would be no stone unturned to give special consideration to the interests of the
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"This year there are heightened expectations for the directions the United Nations development system can take to support Agenda 2030. The test for success will always remain what happens on the ground," the UN Chief said.
"We need to get this right so that our operational and normative work can converge and make a difference where it matters most -- at the country level," he added.
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