The global economy has demonstrated resilience, with macroeconomic policies proving effective, inflation decreasing steadily, and financial markets stabilizing. However, the recovery is slow and uneven, and there is a concern regarding potential divergence among countries. To address these challenges, two key policy priorities have been identified. Firstly, it is crucial to maintain macroeconomic stability and rebuild buffers while promoting growth-oriented and green reforms to enhance prosperity. Secondly, international cooperation needs to be strengthened to bolster the global financial safety net and debt architecture, as well as support fundamental transitions that require joint action across borders. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) remains dedicated to its role as a trusted advisor, provider of financial support, and platform for cooperation, committed to bringing countries together to tackle global challenges.