Kate Foster, Deputy Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom to the UN, made an official statement at a session of the Second Committee of the UN General Assembly, which addresses issues of economic and financial development. In her remarks, she emphasized the importance of advancing three key areas—investment, resilience, and structural reforms—as the foundation for global economic progress. According to Foster, it is precisely the combination of these factors that is capable of expanding development opportunities for countries, strengthening national and global economies, and contributing to improved living conditions for people worldwide. The United Kingdom traditionally plays an active role in discussions within the Second Committee, focusing on sustainable development, financing, and international economic cooperation. The statement was made in the context of the Committee's ongoing work, which regularly convenes to discuss global economic challenges, including poverty reduction, climate change, digital transformation, and recovery from crises. Britain's position reflects the country's overall direction of supporting multilateral institutions and strengthening the role of the UN in addressing global economic challenges. The statement does not specify concrete details of initiatives or proposals put forward in the remarks; however, the very fact of the address underscores the United Kingdom's continued participation in the diplomatic process at the UN platform on sustainable development and global economic partnership.