A host of global issues pertaining to inflation, energy security and climate change would be discussed in the G20 second Framework Working Group meeting scheduled to begin Friday, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran.
India along with the United Kingdom would play a facilitator role in discussing the issues with member countries during the two-day summit.
The Framework Working Group of the G20 Finance Track will discuss global macro economic issues of relevance today.
Goals of the Meeting
Some of the goals that Indian G20 Presidency is pursuing includes international cooperation to address are as follows,
- Macro-economic impact of food,
- Climate change and
- Energy transition.
The schedule of the two-day meeting is spread across thematic sessions with one global outlook focused on inflation and macro economic consequences of food and climate change.
This meeting will be chaired by Indian Chief Economic Advisor, and United Kingdom Chief Economic Advisor to the Treasury Clare Lombardelli will be the co-chair.
There would be a distinguished panel of speakers from the G20 countries, and the delegates would be hosted for a conversation over dinner and they would get to experience the rich and cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu as well its diverse cuisine.
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