The G20 Summit concluded in South Africa with a call from Beijing to strengthen international cooperation in the face of global challenges such as climate change, energy, and food security. More details with our correspondent in china, Bruno Falci. teleSUR
00:00The G20 Summit concludes in South Africa with a call from Beijing to strengthen international cooperation in the face of global challenges such as climate change, energy and food security. More details with our correspondent, Bruno Falsi.
00:15Hello to all companions of Telesur and the audience watching us in this transmission.
00:21I am in Beijing now to report that the following the conclusion of the G20 Summit, the Chinese Premier Li Qiang urged the world's largest economies to join forces to address global challenges such as the climate change, the energy crisis and the food security.
00:45In a context marked by recent extreme weather events which have affected homes and communities in all the world.
00:57Li emphasized the need to strengthen environment cooperation, accelerate the transition to green energy and ensure stable supply chains.
01:09The Premier also called for bolstering food security by optimizing food distribution, supporting countries facing shortages and promoting agricultural innovation to increase the production and combat the poverty.
01:29Li stressed that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and technological transformation must proceed with clear rules to prevent inequalities.
01:44And he called for the peaceful and equitable use of critical minerals, ensuring benefits for developing countries.
01:53The summit concluded with the adoption of the South Africa G20 leaders declaration.
02:03And Li Kuang held discussions with various heads of state to strengthen international cooperation with which could boost renewable energy projects, food security programs and technological development.
02:22In several countries in the global South.
02:26With this news here from Beijing, we will return with you in the studios in La Habana, Cuba.
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