G20 Talks in Cape Town End Without Consensus Amid Climate Finance Disputes
G20 talks hosted by South Africa failed to reach consensus, focusing on climate finance. Key finance officials from several countries were absent, and discussions ended without a joint communique. A chair's summary highlighted commitments against protectionism and the need for a transparent multilateral trading system.
Ubuntu, a Bantu word meaning “humanity to others” or “I am because we are”, emphasises solidarity and harmony. South Africa’s ...
South Africa sought to salvage international talks on tackling global poverty on Wednesday as finance chiefs from several ...
South Africa expressed disappointment as the G20 meeting it hosted concluded without consensus. The absence of top officials ...
Presidency will continue the focus on finance and health coordination through the Joint Finance and Health Task Force (JFHTF) ...
South Africa's G20 presidency this year will prioritise efforts to help developing countries finance their shift to a ...
The absence of Secretary of State Marco Rubio hung over the year’s first high-level meeting of the world’s largest economies, ...
The Group of Twenty (G20) has urged Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) to enhance their collaboration and efficiency while ...
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Japan told its G20 counterparts that free, open and rules-based trade was important to sustain global ...
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