Thumbs-up for summit organizers
SENIOR officials in charge of preparations for the G20 summit in Hangzhou yesterday gave a thumbs-up to China’s organizing of the meeting under its presidency.
A statement by the Chinese foreign ministry said basic agreements had been reached on a G20 blueprint for innovation-driven growth, an action plan to carry out the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and an initiative to support the industrialization in Africa and the least developed countries.
Fundamental consensus was also reached on a set of high-level principles in cross-border manhunt and the return of illicit assets in anti-graft cases among G20 members, a global trade growth strategy, and a guideline for global investment. China took over the G20 presidency in December 2015.
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