“we believe that the best way for billionaires and influential people to impact the local and global society, is by sharing their experiences in a way that it will create wealth for others and lead to poverty eradication” – Dominion V.Judah
In a momentous step toward revitalizing local economies and global development, some of the world’s most influential business magnates, including Warren Buffet (Berkshire Hathaway), Elon Musk (Tesla, SpaceX), Mark Zuckerberg (Meta), Jeff Bezos (Amazon), and Bernard Arnault (LVMH), have officially been named on the Global Economic Council (GEC). This transformative initiative, created by the World Subnationals and Nations (WSANDN), ahead of its Global Economic Virtual Summit, is set to reshape economic landscapes worldwide by fostering job creation, facilitating local and foreign investment, and driving sustainable growth.
This comes as the World Subnationals and Nations (WSANDN) – an organization fostering global peace and co-operation, openly declared poverty to be a global emergency, launching the Economic Growth Capital Resource (EGCR) and the Global Peace Agreement (GPA), historic initiatives with world game-changing potential. The Global Economic Growth Virtual Summit, scheduled for March 10th, 2025, will mark the Economic Council’s major announcement, bringing together over 1,300 of the most prominent business leaders from various sectors. These leaders, including names like Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway), Larry Ellison (Oracle), Zhang Yiming (ByteDance/TikTok), and Larry Page (Google), will join forces to tackle the world’s most pressing economic challenges and stimulate growth in local economies globally.
“Their main role is advisory and mentorship, because we believe that the best way for billionaires and influential people to impact the local and global society, is by sharing their experiences in a way that it will create wealth for others and lead to poverty eradication”, said Dr Dominion V.Judah President-General of WSANDN,
The list is about 1300 but some notable members of the Global Economic Council also include:
- Mukesh Ambani (India, Reliance Industries)
- Carlos Slim Helu (Mexico, Grupo Carso)
- Gautam Adani (India, Adani Group)
- Amancio Ortega (Spain, Inditex)
- Jim Walton (United States, Walmart)
- Michael Bloomberg (United States, Bloomberg LP)
- Bernard Arnault (France, LVMH)
- Zhong Shanshan (China, Nongfu Spring)
- Li Ka-shing (Hong Kong, CK Hutchison Holdings)
- Françoise Bettencourt Meyers (France, L’Oréal)
- Aliko Dangote (Nigeria, Dangote Group)
- Jack Ma (China, Alibaba Group)
- Masayoshi Son (Japan, SoftBank)
- Stefan Persson (Sweden, H&M)
- Nicolas Puech (France, Hermès)
- Wang Chuanfu (China, BYD)
- Lei Jun (China, Xiaomi)
- Dieter Schwarz (Germany, Lidl)
- Gina Rinehart (Australia, Hancock Prospecting)
- Patrice Motsepe (South Africa, African Rainbow Minerals)
These influential leaders are uniting their expertise to create a platform for sustainable and inclusive economic growth. As Dominion V. Judah also emphasized, “The GEC is committed to promoting policies that foster long-term growth, innovation, and economic mobility. By harnessing the collective power of our members, we aim to support the growth of local businesses and facilitate both local and foreign direct investment (FDI), creating job opportunities and driving prosperity in economies around the world.”
The launch of the Global Economic Council is expected to unlock transformative opportunities for local economies, particularly in emerging markets. The council’s initiatives will focus on:
- Driving innovation in sectors such as clean energy, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure, commerce and industry.
- Boosting job creation and economic mobility for individuals in both developed and developing nations.
- Promoting both local and foreign direct investment (FDI), which will enable local businesses to grow and thrive in an increasingly globalized economy.
- Ensuring sustainable growth by emphasizing environmentally responsible practices and equitable development.
By leveraging the vast resources and expertise of its members, the Global Economic Council is set to become a powerful force for change. The council’s commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability aligns with the broader goal of achieving long-term global prosperity.
“By harnessing the collective power of our members, we aim to support the growth of local businesses and facilitate both local and foreign direct investment (FDI), creating job opportunities and driving prosperity in economies around the world”. Dominion V. Judah (President General of WSANDN)
As business leaders and billionaires from across the world come together under the GEC umbrella, the council is poised to be a game-changer in global economic cooperation. The collaboration between such high-profile figures will provide local economies with unprecedented access to cutting-edge technologies, investment, and mentorship, which will help fuel future growth and stability.
This groundbreaking initiative promises to have lasting effects, not only for the countries directly involved but for economies worldwide, by creating a model for global cooperation that prioritizes inclusive growth, economic resilience, and innovation.
