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Housing Minister addresses global housing crisis at World Cities Day event

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Nga Kor Ming, who is president of the UN-Habitat Assembly, delivered a keynote address in Fuzhou, China, on October 29, 2026. He stated that 3.4 billion people globally experience some form of housing inadequacy, including over 1.16 billion living in informal settlements. Nga Kor Ming also noted that 44% of urban renters worldwide spend an unsustainable proportion of their income on rent.

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The address highlighted the growing pressure of rising housing costs and widening social inequalities globally. Nga Kor Ming stressed that addressing the crisis requires governments to ensure housing is affordable, safe, and well-connected to public transport and employment opportunities.

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