 Nigeria, Ghana, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ivory Coast wants the world's richest countries to reallocate at least 30 billion dollars of new money from the International Monetary Fund towards investments in Africa. They say it will help countries battling the effects of coronavirus and climate change. Finance ministers of the four African countries said these in an open letter to the leaders of the group of 20 leading economies. They also urged the rich nations to increase support for poorer countries' COVID vaccination drive. The IMF has taken steps to implement a new 650 billion dollar allocation, and that's the largest ever of its reserve currency. The process is expected to be completed in August. Thank you for watching.