G7, Poggi (Deloitte): "Promuovere la crescita sostenibile dei Paesi in via di sviluppo a beneficio dell’economia globale"

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(Adnkronos) - Max A: fabio.rosi@adnkronos.com Da: Max  “La produzione globale è in crescita, ma le economie del G7 crescono più lentamente rispetto alle controparti del G20, con un aumento del divario di produttività tra i Paesi nordamericani e gli altri membri del G7. Un fattore che potrebbe indebolire la capacità del G7 di sostenere i Paesi meno sviluppati. Per invertire questi trend è necessaria una forte collaborazione tra i Paesi del G7 e quelli in via di sviluppo, concentrandosi su tre priorità chiave: transizioni digitali e green, sicurezza alimentare e crescita dei sistemi sanitari”. Così, al G7 a Pescara, Andrea Poggi, Innovation Leader per Deloitte Italia e capo delegazione B7 per Deloitte. Considerazioni emerse durante la G7 – Industry Stakeholders Conference organizzata da Confindustria , sotto la guida di Emma Marcegaglia, e dal titolo “Leaving no one behind: Industry for Development”.

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00:00What are the effects of the geopolitical and economic challenges of the last ten years on the economies of the G7 countries?

00:11What measures should be adopted to face them effectively?

00:14There is no doubt that the G7 countries are under some very important challenges.

00:19First of all, geopolitics, tensions in the Middle East, the crisis and the war in Ukraine

00:25certainly determine a greater indebtedness, a negative impact on inflation

00:31and, on the other hand, make less stable those that are, without a shadow of a doubt, the supply chains.

00:37In light of all this, actions are necessary to regain competitiveness and, at the same time, to ensure a more sustainable growth.

00:45Let us bear in mind that the G7 countries in recent years estimate a GDP growth that is lower than that of the G20 countries.

00:54And let us also bear in mind that the North American countries within the G7 have a positive gap in productivity

01:01compared to the rest of the G7 countries, which is significant, going from 18% to 35% in the last 20 years.

01:08Therefore, the need to find greater competitiveness and to have greater collaboration with developing countries,

01:16which is fundamental for the growth of the G7, is among the key actions that are being discussed today.

01:21And how can we help developing countries?

01:24What are the actions that allow developing countries to be part of global growth?

01:29First of all, to use digital and environmental transitions as accelerators for the recovery of gaps and distance

01:38of developing countries from overall growth.

01:43It is one of the key actions that can allow developing countries to be part of global growth.

01:57Second, to be sure that food security is one of the priorities,

02:02because finding ways to develop food, agriculture, to make everything sustainable and to provide for people's needs, is the second key action.

02:10Lastly, health systems that ensure the health and social growth of the population,

02:18in particular of the African population, which represents 70%, is another necessary action.

02:23If food security, the evolution of health systems, is linked to digital and environmental transitions,

02:29developing countries not only have an opportunity for growth and socio-economic recovery,

02:36but they can be a steering wheel that stabilizes the supply chains of G7 countries,

02:41thus ensuring global competitiveness and sustainable growth.

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