The World Subnationals and Nations (WSandN) has announced it is negotiating an Economic Growth Partnership (EGP) with a number of nations. According to UK based City Life News report, 200 nations are showing interest in the WSANDN Economic Growth Capital Resource, while delegates from 180 countries are involved in negotiations, as it continues to make groundbreaking moves towards global economic stability and peace. Details of the countries were not available at the time of this report but our sources say it includes G7, G20, ASEAN and BRICS nations.
The organization which is dedicated to fostering worldwide economic cooperation, announced this initiative, beginning with discussions at a recent virtual summit with 165 nations, poised to reshape the global economic landscape. The goal is to eradicate global poverty by 2030 and promote financial inclusion, peace, and sustainable development worldwide.
At the forefront of this global initiative is Dr. Dominion V. Judah, the President General of WSandN, who during the summit, unveiled the revolutionary Economic Growth Capital Resource. EGCR is a program designed to address some of the most pressing challenges facing the world today. The whitepaper, released on March 19, 2025, outlines how the initiative will serve as a catalyst for local and international development, stabilize local and global economies, and tackle the $106 trillion global debt crisis.
A Historic Vision for Economic Growth
In a previous report Fox Global News contributor RAnton outlined 20 Key Achievements Set to Transform the Global Economy. The World Subnationals and Nations EGCR represents a historic, never-before-seen economic mega-trend with the potential to unlock up to $300 trillion in global economic growth. Central to this vision is the creation of 7,000 Subnational Capital Markets, Subnational Wealth Funds, and Subnational Reserve Systems. These new economic ecosystems will drive growth, stability, and financial inclusion across all levels of government, from local communities to national economies.
The EGCR’s impact is set to go far beyond just economic systems. It promises to generate nearly one billion jobs globally, particularly in sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, healthcare, and infrastructure. This job creation will not only reduce global unemployment but also provide sustainable livelihoods for millions, especially in developing regions. These efforts are aligned with global goals of reducing poverty, addressing climate change, and improving access to education.
The formation of the Global Economic Council (GEC) is central to driving the EGCR vision. Comprised of 1,300 influential global leaders, the GEC will guide the initiative, tackle economic challenges, and advocate for policies that support durable and inclusive growth. Members of the GEC include industry giants like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Warren Buffett, who bring expertise and innovation to the table.
The Global, National, and Subnational Utility of EGCR
The utility of EGCR spans global, national, and subnational levels, ensuring comprehensive economic development.
Global Utility: EGCR will facilitate cross-border investments, ensuring capital flows into all sectors, prioritizing critical sectors like infrastructure, education, and healthcare. By using blockchain technology, it guarantees transparency and efficient fund allocation, promoting collaboration among nations and international organizations. Furthermore, the EGCR will reduce dependence on foreign debt, contributing to long-term peace and stability through empowering local economies,
National Utility: At the national level, EGCR offers governments a powerful tool for economic diversification and debt management. It fosters innovation and growth while reducing national debt obligations, by supporting investments in key sectors. Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) and Subnational Wealth Funds (SnWFs) provide governments with tools to manage assets, ensuring long-term financial stability and reinvestment into vital national infrastructure projects.
Subnational Utility: For local governments, the EGCR focuses on creating jobs, developing industries, and increasing financial inclusion. Subnational Financial Institutions (SnFIs) ensure local businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), have access to credit, which helps foster growth and reduce economic inequalities. Additionally, the initiative will provide mechanisms to stabilize local currencies, promoting confidence and stimulating both domestic and foreign investments.
World Subnationals and Nations’ EGCR Deposit Insurance
A central component of the EGCR initiative is its unmatched comprehensive deposit insurance system, designed to safeguard businesses and individuals participating in the EGCR ecosystem.
The EGCR Deposit Insurance system offers robust protection for both businesses and individuals. For businesses, deposits up to $10 million will be insured, while individuals will enjoy coverage for up to $2 million. This system aims to provide a safety net in times of economic distress or financial institution failure.
According to the whitepaper, the insurance fund will be sustained through premiums paid by financial institutions offering EGCR-related services, along with returns from EGCR’s investments. In the event of a bank failure, depositors will be reimbursed promptly, ensuring financial stability and minimizing the risk of a systemic crisis.
The Deposit Insurance system also ensures transparency and fast payout processes, leveraging blockchain technology to facilitate quick claims and maintain public trust. It excludes fraudulent deposits and high-risk speculative investments to prevent misuse of the insurance system.
Long-Term Benefits of EGCR Deposit Insurance
The World Subnationals and Nations’ EGCR Deposit Insurance system brings several long-term benefits to the global economy. First, it enhances economic stability by reducing the risk of financial contagion. As more individuals and businesses trust EGCR-backed financial products, confidence in the system will rise, promoting savings and investment, thus stimulating economic activity and job creation.
Additionally, the security of EGCR-backed financial systems encourages broader adoption of EGCR as a medium for daily transactions and investments. This, in turn, creates a more resilient, interconnected global economy that is less susceptible to the volatility of traditional financial systems.
World Subnationals and Nations Global Movement Toward Development
WSandN’s Economic Growth Partnership and the EGCR initiative represent a bold new direction for global economic cooperation. It is set to unlock vast economic potential, creating opportunities for billions of people worldwide.
As Dr. V.Judah and WSandN continue to negotiate with nations around the world, the future of the global economy looks brighter, more resilient, and more inclusive. With the support of the Global Economic Council, the EGCR promises not only to end global poverty by 2030 but also to create a more prosperous and peaceful world for future generations.
