The Economic and Financial Committee (ECOFIN) is the Second Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. Its main job is to look at world economic and financial issues that affect many countries. ECOFIN focuses on topics such as international trade, global debt, sustainable development, and how money and resources can be shared more fairly. Even though ECOFIN cannot create laws, it writes resolutions and recommendations that are sent to the General Assembly. These documents can influence world leaders and help guide international organizations like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. In ECOFIN, every country has a chance to speak, debate, and suggest ideas. Together, members try to solve problems like rising energy prices, economic inequality, and the challenges of globalization. The goal of the committee is to promote peace, fairness, and economic growth across the globe.