Meet Adelle, an entrepreneur and mother from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Empowered by @WorldUniService and Canada’s skills training program, she now owns a clothing shop in Kenya, mentors other women and contributes to her community’s #EconomicGrowth#. #IWD2025# https://t.co/gIXfaq73CX

"Milei and MAGA are fellow travelers." At the heart of both movements is the belief that power belongs to the people—not the bureaucrats. By embracing democracy over bureaucracy, both movements aim to unleash economic growth. https://t.co/kCBWRlAVbg

In #Tunisia#'s Siliana region, rural communities are showing how waste can be transformed into wealth, driving local economic growth while safeguarding the environment. 🌿 Take a look! https://t.co/5MvInn4S8l

Today marks a key milestone for @Ripple in Africa! Our new partnership with @chippercashapp will enable faster, more affordable cross-border payments into Africa using Ripple Payments.  Together, we're driving economic growth & innovation across the continent through blockchain tech. 🌍💡🚀 Read more below

The Mass Migration Experiment Has Failed For years, global elites have pushed mass migration as the solution to economic growth, labour shortages, and diversity. However, reality tells a different story. Communities overwhelmed – Public services are stretched beyond capacity, housing shortages have worsened, and crime rates have risen. Cultural divisions – Integration policies have failed, leading to parallel societies rather than cohesive communities. Economic strain – The promised financial benefits have not materialised, with many host nations facing increased welfare costs and social instability. What was sold as an enriching experiment has instead created chaos and division. The British people were never asked – yet they are the ones paying the price. #MassMigration# #FailedExperiment# #BritainFirst# #ReformUK#

We’re pleased to be part of the coalition of universities – launched today - calling for more Proof of Concept funding to fuel innovation and economic growth from the commercialisation of university research. UCLB is proud to have created a £7.5m POC fund which has supported a wide range of early-stage ideas to help them get to an investment-ready stage – as highlighted in today’s opinion piece in Global University Venturing. 📖 Read here: https://t.co/LIVxNRilNp

In 2024 the Spinout Review anniversary has shown further commitment to nurturing university research and innovation. Spinouts represent the bridge between groundbreaking research and real-world impact, generating jobs, driving economic growth, and transforming lives. The Spinout Review has been a landmark moment for the entire tech transfer industry, kicking off a step-change in better deal-making, proliferation of tech transfer clusters and the hardwiring of spinout growth into the UK's industrial strategy. Find out more about the spinout review here: https://t.co/ZO0QIJi9pu

🗳️The UK #GeneralElection# is just weeks away, leading parties can agree on the urgent need for higher growth. But climate and economic growth come hand in hand, say Sophie Miremadi and Alex O'dell, co-chairs of @ClimateCLG UK in @CityAM. 👉https://t.co/N3tqC7LXWV

Livestock Ministry Faces Digital Deficit: No Website or Contact Info Months after its creation, Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Livestock Development (FMLD) remains without a website, making it the only ministry in the country lacking an online presence. A review by TheCable revealed that the ministry also has no official social media accounts. The FMLD was proposed by President Bola Tinubu during the inauguration of the Presidential Committee on Livestock Reforms in July 2024. Tinubu emphasized the sector's potential to boost agricultural productivity, enhance exports, and stimulate economic growth by developing a strong value chain that benefits farmers, processors, herders, distributors, and consumers. The committee, set up in September 2023, aims to reform the livestock industry and address the ongoing conflicts between pastoralists and farmers over land, pasture, and water. It was established following a report from the national conference on livestock reforms and conflict mitigation in Nigeria. The committee presented 21 recommendations, including the establishment of the Ministry of Livestock Resources. The president announced that he would chair the committee, with former INEC Chairman Attahiru Jega serving as co-chair.

Sh. Ramesh Narain Parbat, Member (Legislation), CBDT, shared India’s experiences during a panel discussion at the 2025 ECOSOC Special Meeting on International Cooperation in Tax Matters, held on March 28 at the @UN Headquarters in New York. He underscored the significance of Domestic Resource Mobilization (DRM) for #SDG# funding, highlighted India’s Direct Benefit Transfers and #JanDhan# initiatives for financial inclusion, and emphasized the role of @UPI_NPCI in the formalization of the informal economy. He also emphasized the importance of clear and predictable tax rules in fostering economic growth and investor confidence.