The Meté Foundation is currently donating 10 billion euros to the member states of the United Nations.
This is intended to provide economic aid, but it is important for the Mete Foundation to solve the real problem of the large amount of borrowing that each country is currently doing.
The Mete Foundation’s main objective is to act as the UN banking system for the money supply to UN member states.
Normally, the money supply is the money that the central bank provides to the market in the form of loans, but this money is put into the market in the form of borrowed money.
As the economy expands, the amount of money supplied to the market by the central bank also increases, which means that the money supply in the central banking system is a snowball effect, with debts increasing as the central bank refinances loans.
If the debt problem grows so large that it becomes difficult to repay the debt, the social situation will become unstable.
The Meté Foundation, which is in charge of money supply, has the important task of recruiting member countries and supplying them with money in order to solve their debt problems.
We already knew at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944 that the debt problem would disrupt the market for five days if we injected more money than the central banking system could handle, so we decided to solve the debt problem by purchasing non-repayable funds in the market through another money supply, a development assistance program, which would be called a “money supply” program. This is called the Development Assistance Program, which solves the debt problem by purchasing funds in the market that do not need to be repaid.
The Meté Foundation Group is the only organization in the world that does this, and by becoming a member of the Meté Foundation Group, member countries have a means to solve their own debt problems.