UN leaders hail adoption of Doha political declaration, push for implementation and financing At a closing press conference in Doha, UN officials said the World Summit for Social Development adopted the Doha political declaration and urged a shift from pledges to implementation, calling for a reformed global financial architecture and renewed focus on social protection, gender equality and climate‑sensitive policies.

Leaders at the World Summit for Social Development are calling for immediate action on poverty and inequality, pushing for a new global financial structure to support meaningful change.

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At Doha summit, UN frames 'people's plan' with four priorities on poverty, jobs, finance and inclusion Speaking at the World Summit for Social Development in Doha, the Secretary-General described the Doha Declaration as a "people's plan" and urged action on four priorities: accelerate poverty reduction through services, focus on job creation and skills, reform development finance and leave no one behind.

The UN Secretary-General hailed the Doha Declaration as a "people's plan," urging immediate action on poverty, job creation, and inclusion to reshape our global future.

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UN leaders, Qatar outline goals for World Summit for Social Development in Doha Speakers at a United Nations press briefing said the Nov. 46 summit in Doha will press for poverty reduction, universal social protection, education access and links between social justice and peace and security, with an emphasis on turning commitments into measurable action through a Doha political declaration and follow-up mechanisms.

The second World Summit for Social Development is set to tackle global poverty and social justice in Doha this November—could this be the turning point we need?

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