In a recent speech at the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit, Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama criticized the international community for its unfair treatment of global crises. He pointed out that humanitarian laws are often applied inconsistently, especially in places like Sudan and Gaza, where many people are suffering. He called for an end to the economic embargo on Cuba and emphasized that the world must respond to human suffering without bias. Mahama also highlighted the urgent need to address climate change and the growing gap in technology access between rich and poor countries. He warned that if not managed carefully, new technologies like artificial intelligence could widen these divides. He expressed Ghana's commitment to leading efforts in climate action and ensuring that developing nations have a voice in technology governance. In closing, he encouraged the NAM to work together towards a better future, focusing on principles and unity rather than aligning with any specific global power.
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