South Africa sets climate finance and debt relief as G20 presidency focus
JOHANNESBURG, Dec 3 (Reuters) - South Africa's G20 presidency next year will focus on mobilising finance for nations stricken by climate-induced disasters and extending debt relief for developing countries, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday. South Africa is the first African country to lead the G20 , which was set up to bolster economic cooperation among leading developed and emerging economies and includes 19 sovereign nations along with the European Union and the African Union. Ramaphosa said he would use the opportunity to advance the development priorities of Africa and...
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