<h1>Finance minister warns geopolitical shifts and supply-chain decoupling reshape global economy; nation strengthens resilience through domestic consumption and investment.</h1> The finance minister said the global economy is undergoing a structural transformation driven by geopolitical conflicts, sanctions, tariffs and decoupling that are reshaping supply chains and creating trade, financial and energy imbalances; nations must not only manage uncertainty but confront these imbalances. She described the country's capacity to absorb external shocks as strong, with growth increasingly anchored in domestic consumption and investment, reducing vulnerability to external disturbances. The minister warned that resilience could become either a basis for international leadership or merely a buffer against uncertainty as alliances are tested and new coalitions form.