HRH Ambassador Ossai Ifeanyi is pleased to announce his upcoming participation in the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Bretton Woods Committee (BWC), scheduled for October 21st in Washington, D.C. This significant gathering, which will take place alongside the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, marks an essential moment for global economic leadership as the Bretton Woods Institutions reflect on their 80th anniversary.

As the world navigates complex and unprecedented challenges, the need for effective leadership in the international financial system has never been more critical. The 2024 BWC Annual Meeting will bring together top policymakers, private sector leaders, and multilateral institution executives to discuss how the IMF, World Bank, and other Bretton Woods Institutions must continue to evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing global landscape.

HRH Ambassador Ossai, known for his commitment to global economic development and international cooperation, is looking forward to reconnecting with key leaders from these vital institutions. His participation in past meetings has always been marked by a dedication to fostering collaboration and charting a course towards a more sustainable and equitable global economy. This year’s meeting will be an opportunity for him to contribute further to discussions on shaping the future of global growth and stability.

“I am eager to engage with fellow leaders in this crucial dialogue, as we work together to ensure that the Bretton Woods Institutions are equipped to lead the global economy into the next era of development and prosperity,” said HRH Ambassador Ossai. “Reconnecting with key figures from our institutions is always an invaluable opportunity to collaborate on strategies that will benefit the world’s economies and promote a better future for all.”

Chaired by BWC’s Executive Committee members William C. Dudley, John Lipsky, and William R. Rhodes, the Annual Meeting is expected to provide a robust platform for influential discussions. The event will focus on ensuring that the Bretton Woods Institutions remain at the forefront of guiding the global economy through the next 80 years, fostering growth, stability, and sustainable development.