EMERGENCE

Justice could refer to economic justice. As for diversifying economies, making trade more equitable, and promoting development-friendly investments, it aligns with ensuring that nations and their citizens get fair opportunities and treatments in the international trading system. Justice, in this sense, also means that countries, especially the vulnerable ones, are not left behind or exploited but rather are given the chance to thrive and prosper. 

Harmony symbolizes the harmonious relationship between nations in the international trading system. It denotes peace, collaboration, and mutual respect. This can also refer to the balanced relationship between the public and private sectors, as well as the civil society in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Harmony ensures that all parties involved work together in sync, understanding and supporting each other's roles and responsibilities. 

Mutuality represents the mutual benefits that come from international trade and investment. This emphasizes the idea that when countries engage in trade, investments, and other economic activities, it should not just benefit one party but should be mutually beneficial. It resonates with the goal of achieving a beneficial integration into the international trading system. Furthermore, mutuality underscores the importance of partnerships and cooperation, where each party brings something to the table, ensuring shared success.

Longevity signifies the organization's goal to achieve long-term, sustainable growth for nations. It's not just about immediate gains but building systems, structures, and economies that can thrive for generations to come. This can also be tied to the organization's aim to make nations less dependent on commodities and limit their exposure to financial volatility and debt. A focus on longevity ensures that the decisions and strategies implemented today will continue to bear fruit in the future.