Disruptions to the supply chain, debt accumulation, and the interdependence of global trade and debt are now among the major economic issues facing many countries today. Since the COVID-19 epidemic, global supply networks have been disrupted in several nations, hence, exposing them to vulnerabilities and highlighting the need for increased resilience. Nevertheless, a great deal of debt has been taken on by several countries in order to pay for economic stimulus plans and deal with the financial effects of the outbreak. That said, addressing both worldwide financial sustainability and the reliability of international supply networks should be the major key takeaways for G20 Forum attendees. Delegates will have to work together to promote economic recovery while maintaining long-term sustainability development.
Head Chair: Avril Brown
Avril Brown is a first-year planning currently double majoring in Political Science and Economics. Avril has been an avid MUNner for the past three years, and was actually a three-time DMUN delegate herself. Outside of DMUN, she enjoys performing, language learning, going to concerts, and hanging out with her friends. She can’t wait to meet you all this May and see you bring DMUNC’s committees to life!