Oct 14, 2025
ANND at the IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings 2025

ANND at the IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings 2025


The Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND) is participating in the IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings 2025, contributing to global discussions on debt justice, taxation, and economic reform.


This year, ANND co-organizes and takes part in several key sessions addressing inequality, reconstruction finance, and the concentration of wealth and power.


These events are held as part of the Civil Society Policy Forum (CSPF) and through independent side events:


    - Civil Society Policy Forum: Who Owns Reconstruction? Rethinking IFI-led Reconstruction Finance in Conflict-Affected States — organized by the Arab Watch Coalition (AWC) and partners on  Tuesday, Oct 14, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Washington, DC) 


Hassan Sherry, ANND’s Consultant on Debt and Tax Issues, will be a panelist in this session, sharing insights on the challenges and alternatives to international financial institution-led reconstruction in conflict-affected states.: Click here to join the livestream


    - Civil Society Policy Forum: Extreme Wealth – How Much is Too Much? A New Measure for Better Economies, Democracies, and Societies — organized by Oxfam and partners on  Wednesday, Oct 15, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Washington, DC): Click here to join the livestream


    - Independent Side Event: Wealth, Power, and Democracy: A Political Agenda to Rein in Extreme Wealth — organized by ICRICT and partners on Wednesday, Oct 15, 2025 |3pm ET: Click here to join the livestream  


Alongside these engagements, ANND officially launched its Debt and Tax Justice Project, which includes a dedicated microsite featuring key research papers, analyses, and advocacy resources on debt sustainability, fiscal justice, and fair taxation in the Arab region. Visit the Debt & Tax Justice Watch Microsite on annd.org/deb_tax/en




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