ROME: The leader of the G-20 countries including Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to help optimize the process and procedure of the World Health Organization (WHO) to authorize the emergency use of the Covid-19 vaccine, the G20 Sherpa Piymus said on Sunday.
Overcoming the media after the conclusion of the G20 Summit in Rome, trade in Union and the Minister of Industry said that the ‘declaration of Rome’ was approved by all 20-state group stakeholders.
“The declaration was departed by all stakeholders.
We have agreed that Covid-19 immunization is the global public goodness and recognition of vaccines will be accepted together, subject to national laws and privacy owned by countries.
But more importantly, have agreed that every time People will help optimize the process and procedure of the World Health Organization (WHO) for vaccine approval and authorization of emergency use, “said Goyal.
Sherpa G20 India added that the World Health Organization (WHO) will be strengthened so that it can provide recognition of vaccines faster.
The minister said that the Nations G20 agreed to extend the initiative of the debt service suspension so that low-income countries were not burdened.
“We have also agreed to extend the initiative of the suspension of debt services so that low-income countries are not burdened with debt payments at this critical moment,” said Goyal in Rome.
“Livelihoods for small and marginal farmers are the focus of our discussion.
Everyone has it agree that increasing their livelihoods is the important global effort that we must do,” he added.
Group 20 leaders also agreed to end public financing for coal power plants abroad, but did not set a target to remove coal domestically.