UN chief tells Second World Summit for Social Development in Qatar that 700 million people live in extreme poverty.
UN chief tells Second World Summit for Social Development in Qatar that 700 million people live in extreme poverty.
By Usaid Siddiqui
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Doha, Qatar – A declaration of intent to fight deepening global inequality is a “booster shot for development”, the head of the United Nations declares.
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