Her post has ignited viral engagement online, resonating particularly with youth, diaspora professionals, and policymakers who see it as a rallying cry. In her view, decolonizing finance isn’t just about redistributing capital—it’s about reclaiming agency, amplifying African voices on the global stage, and creating a fairer financial future.

As conversations build ahead of upcoming G20, IMF, and World Bank meetings, Farhia Noor’s post offers fresh momentum—and a compelling challenge: the future of finance must be inclusive, equitable, and truly global.

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