New Delhi: India searched for commitment from the leaders of the G20 to recognize travel documents, including testing and vaccine certificates, with their requests to find support from several other countries, trade and Minister of Industry Piyush shaken, who is also Sherpa for talks on Friday.
“There is a broad consensus.
All countries want to restart the trip, restart economic activities, and bring back normal …
we work towards acceptable language to bring the G20 framework,” said Goyal to reporters.
Asked whether the agenda was the recognition of vaccines or certificates, the minister said members were trying to focus on developing capacity for faster vaccine approval.
“In terms of recognition of vaccines and their certification, we all also recognize what will have public policies and their own transparency requirements, efficacy or public health and security.
We are quite sure that there is a broad consensus and the language is located.
Working on how we can Take it.
“The G20 leaders met in Italy during the weekend, where health problems and climate change are expected to dominate the agenda.
Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman was also in Rome, conducting a consultation with his colleagues for the formation of the forum and perhaps funds for the preparedness and reform of pandemic.
“Emphasizing the need to act quickly and act now, (The) FM calls for a quick and strong multilateral cooperation, effective governance and sustainable financing for Pandemic Preparedness …,” said the Ministry of Finance in a Tweet at Sitharaman intervention in the Joint Forum .
Minister of Finance and Health.
On Friday he met Chancellor England Rishi Sunak and his colleague Canada Chrystia Freeland.