Former head of the World Bank shares global economic insights during lecture at NDSU
For decades, Robert Zoellick helped shape America’s approach to the world — open markets, strong alliances, and steady leadership. Speaking this week at North Dakota State University, the former World Bank president warned those principles are slipping. From trade wars with Canada and Mexico to rising global instability, Zoellick questioned whether America’s word still carries weight abroad. His message to the Fargo audience was clear: the choices the U.S. makes now — about trade, trust, and diplomacy — will echo far beyond its borders. David Olson with InForum has the full story.
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