Beijing, October 4 (Daily Kiran) : On October 4, in Beijing, a spokesperson from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce addressed journalists regarding the recent G20 trade ministers meeting.
During this meeting, member countries exchanged views on various topics set by the host nation, the United States. Key issues included opposing the militarization of food supplies, tackling excess production capacity, eliminating forced labor, and adjusting the principles of most-favored-nation treatment. While a joint statement on food issues was adopted, no final documents were produced on the other topics.
Emerging markets and developing countries, including China, proposed that nations involved in food imports and exports should work together to maintain the stability of the food supply chain. They emphasized that all parties have the right to implement measures for domestic public policy objectives and ensure food security.
The host country positively considered these suggestions, incorporating them fully into the joint statement. This achievement reflects the consensus and collaborative efforts of all G20 members.
Throughout the meeting, China maintained an open and cooperative stance, actively participating in discussions on various topics. The nation played a vital role in promoting dialogue and collaboration while ensuring close contact with other members. China steadfastly defended its interests and those of developing countries, striving to enhance unity and cooperation within the G20.
Looking ahead to the upcoming G20 summit in Miami, China is prepared to work alongside the host nation and all members to uphold consensus and solidarity, aiming to jointly contribute to positive and practical economic and trade outcomes at the summit.
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