Greetings:
I wanted to briefly address the General Assembly of Nations concerning the economic development aid proposal that has been passed by the Security Council and now sits before you.
At this point it appears that pass or fail, it will be a close vote. This surprises me.
As I understand the situation, being very new to the my position, there is a large amount of capital being flushed from the world by forces beyond our control. At the same time, a large reservoir of funds sits in an account which does nothing. And there is the opportunity for any nation to petition for the use of these funds.
Yet quite a few have excercised their right to vote for keeping those funds locked up. It escapes me as to why.
The injection of $E5,000,000,000,000 into the general economy through the vehicle of a developing nation will increase the demand for goods from your own factories across the board.
Keeping the money where it is does no one any good whatsoever.
Furthermore, the rejection of this release of funds makes it less likely that other new nations will be successful in obtaining like funds in the future, if for no other reason than it makes it less likely they will even petition for receipt of the aid.
If this is an issue of, "Well, I'm not getting any of this money, why should anyone?". . .
Well, there's no arguing with that logic, except to suggest that you petition yourself. And if you are not a 'new' nation and are not elligible, then direct your energies to secure similar aid for your allies/friends who are new.
But locking up these funds and keeping them out of circulation does nothing to further the development of the world on the whole.
In closing, if you have not voted yet I urge you to look over the petition. If you have any questions feel free to message me and I'll get back to you.
Pass or fail The Democratic Union of Makam will continue to advance to one day join the ranks of the most advanced nations.
Here's hoping that development occurs at the quickest pace possible, which will do the whole world (including those presidents who will come stumbling into power in the future) the most good.
Thanks.