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package are going to help the most vulnerable countries address there trying to reuse international lending organizations that s what. it s about this concludes the press conference. thanks, everybody a boisterous and they re to the press briefing, reporters shouting questions as president biden. thank you, everybody. and president ruto fluted. there press briefing. a lot of topics that reporters toss questions at the two leaders about multiple questions about haiti, specifically, biden was asked to about the us decision not to deploy troops there the president of kenya was asked about his decision to send troops in and to lead the effort to help rebuild haiti after months of cataclysmic political situation there, notably president biden was asked one question about israel. he seemed a bit irritated at the question. i think it s fair to say right? he was asked specifically of the united states had any evidence that would either prove or negate the icc s issuing of ....
but not sprinting. he is also concerned about economic uncertainty triggered from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. the bbc s economics editor faisal islam sat down with him and asked if the global economy was heading in the right direction. in the right direction. well, thins in the right direction. well, things are in the right direction. well, things are going in the right direction. well, things are going in - in the right direction. well, things are going in the - in the right direction. well, | things are going in the right direction. what we are seeing is despite these large shocks that you describe, the world economy is still standing. no global recession, you know, no massive slowdown that would put us into huge unemployment rates. we haven t seen that. we have seen a surge in inflation, but inflation is sort of coming down now, both headline inflation and core inflation, so that s the good news, things are improvin ....
he is also concerned about economic uncertainty triggered from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. the bbc s economics editor faisal islam sat down with him and asked if the global economy was heading in the right direction. well, things are going in the right direction. what we are seeing is, despite these large shocks that you describe, the world economy is still standing. no global recession, you know, no massive slowdown that would put us into huge unemployment rates. we haven t seen that. we have seen a surge in inflation, but inflation is sort of coming down now, both headline inflation and core inflation, so that s the good news, things are improving, the global economy has been resilient. at the same time, the growth numbers we have, around 3% this year, 2.9% for next year, this is way below historical average. so the global economy is limping along, its not sprinting but it s been resilient. right. do you from this point s ....
about the economic uncertainty that will come from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. the bbc s economics editor faisal islam sat down pierre olivier gourinchas and asked if the global economy is heading in the right direction. well, things are going in the right direction. what we re seeing is despite these large shocks that you describe, the world economy is still standing. no global recession, no massive slowdown that would put us into, you know, huge unemployment rates. we haven t seen that. we ve seen a surge in inflation. but inflation is sort of coming down now, both headline inflation and core inflation. so that s the good news. things are improving. the global economy has been resilient. at the same time, the growth numbers we have around 3% for this year, 2.9% for next year this is way below historical average. so the global economy is limping along. it s not sprinting, but it s been resilient. right. do you from thi ....
for territorial gain. but there s no reference to russian aggression. it reads, in part, quote: we highlighted the human suffering and negative added impacts of the war in ukraine with regard to global food and energy security, supply chains, macro financial stability, inflation and growth. the text from last year s summit reads, in part: the 620 deplores in the strongest terms the aggression by the russian federation against ukraine and demands its complete and unconditional withdrawal from the territory of ukraine. we should note two key leaders were missing russian president vladimir putin and his key ally, chinese president xijinping. disagreements over language on ukraine threatened to overshadow the 620 this year, as south asia correspondent yogita limaye explains. during the 620 summit in bali last year, member countries took a very long time to agree on the wording regarding the war in ukraine, so that was expected this time around as well. in fact, there ....