Finance ministers from 11 countries, including the United Kingdom and Japan, have called for coordinated emergency support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank for nations affected by the ongoing Middle East conflict. They warn that disruptions could threaten global energy security and economic stability.

• 0111 countries demand coordinated emergency support from the IMF and World Bank.
• 02The statement highlights risks to global energy security and supply chains.
• 03Ministers reaffirm support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia.
• 04The conflict's impact on growth and inflation is expected to persist.
• 05Countries involved include Australia, Finland, Ireland, Japan, and others.

This call for support could lead to financial assistance for countries struggling due to the conflict, potentially stabilizing their economies and mitigating disruptions.