Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrives in U.S. for G20 talks against sanctions amid mounting global tensions
- On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived in Atlanta to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers' meeting hosted by United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Global security and economic prosperity are "inextricably linked," the State Department stated, as G20 members represent 85 per cent of global Gross Domestic Product.
- Throughout the ministerial, the United States will work with G20 partners on supply chains and energy security, while Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova termed current conditions "destructive trends."
- These high-level deliberations will set the stage for President Donald Trump's upcoming G20 Leaders' Summit scheduled for December at his Doral resort in Miami.
- Following the Atlanta meetings, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar will travel to St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, to lead the Indian delegation at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting from 1st to 4th of November.
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G20 Foreign Ministers, the group of the world's largest economies, meet Friday in Atlanta (United States) for a two-day meeting whose agenda is marked by Iran's war and the new...
The head of Russian diplomacy, Sergey Lavrov, will call for a lifting of sanctions against Moscow during his visit to the United States on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October to attend the meeting of the G20 Foreign Ministers. A visit at the invitation of Washington, which detests a little more Moscow, while Vladimir Putin does not rule out a conflict with European countries.
Russian delegation headed by Sergey Lavrov arrived in Atlanta for a meeting of foreign ministers of the G20, Miami summit preparatory, after a flight of more than 20 hours from Moscow.
The foreign ministers of the G20 countries meet in the USA. Russia's representative Lavrov is also involved. Minister Wadephul participates in Germany. The meeting could be a kind of rehearsal for the G20 summit when dealing with Russia.
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