Yogyakarta, 27 July 2022 (TDI): Indonesia announced on Tuesday that the 2nd Agriculture Deputies Meeting (ADM) would be held from 27 to 29 July 2022 in Yogyakarta.
The 2nd Agriculture Deputies Meeting (ADM) will be held on 27-29 July 2022 in Yogyakarta under the theme of “Balancing Production and Trade to Fulfill Food for All”. #G20Indonesia #RecoverTogetherRecoverStronger pic.twitter.com/nOXJlwBb9r
— G20 Indonesia (@g20org) July 25, 2022
The theme of the meeting is ‘Balancing Production and Trade to Fulfill Food for All.’
The meeting will focus on discussing the Ministerial draft communiqué of Indonesia’s G20 Presidency.
This meeting focus on the discussion of Ministerial draft communique of Indonesia’s G20 Presidency. Progress reports of activities by the Agricultural Working Group (AWG) as well as AWG concrete deliverables will also become the agenda of this meeting. #G20Indonesia
— G20 Indonesia (@g20org) July 25, 2022
Further agendas include the progress reports of activities by the Agricultural Working Group (AWG) along with the AWG concrete deliverables.
Agriculture Deputies Meeting (ADM)
The first Agriculture Deputies Meeting was held on 19 April 2021. The subject of the meeting was the agricultural policies for the 2030 agenda. The members of the meeting in the ADM promoted and appreciated the Zero Hunger Goal program.
The second meeting will encounter the challenges in the Zero Hunger Goal and the global development of the agricultural sector.
The G20 Presidency
There is no permanent chair or leader of the G20. The current G20 Presidency, the outgoing Presidency, and the candidates for the future Presidency work together as a triangle (Troika) of governments to maintain continuity. The Troika of 2022 comprises India, Italy, and Indonesia. For the first time, Indonesia holds the G20 Presidency.
The G20 Foundation
The Group of Twenty (G20) Foundation is the top international platform for discussing the most crucial topics on the global economic and financial agenda.
The main three objectives of the G20 are; policy coordination between its members, promoting financial regulations and modernizing the international financial design.
The G20 has a crucial strategic role in ensuring future prosperity and economic progress worldwide. Together, the G20 countries account for more than 80% of global GDP, 75% of global trade, and 60% of the global population.
The G20 was first held in 1999 as a gathering of the finance ministers and governors of the central banks. But since then, it has developed into an annual summit attended by the heads of state and government.
The G20 Leaders reached a broad consensus during their first meeting in Washington on how to work together in crucial areas to support economic growth and address the financial crisis, as well as three major goals.
The first goal is the re-establishment of global economic expansion. The second is bolstering the global financial system, and lastly, the restructuring of global financial organizations.
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