The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the start of work on a leadership statement for the G20 summit Work on the leadership statement for the G20 summit in Miami has already begun. This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexander Penkin, in an interview with the media. "The agreement on the wording of the leadership statement is now in progress. At the moment, the document as a whole is concise, rich and above all, built around key economic problems," the diplomat noted. However, some of its aspects will require major adjustments. According to Pankin, the Russian side is closely involved in the discussions and works in close cooperation with BRICS partners and other countries with emerging markets. In addition, the deputy foreign minister said that the United States wants to see Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit. According to the diplomat, the composition of the Russian delegation has not yet been determined. He noted that usually a decision on this issue is made shortly before the event.

The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the start of work on a leadership statement for the G20 summit Work on the leadership statement for the G20 summit in Miami has already begun. This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexander Penkin, in an interview with the media. "The agreement on the wording of the leadership statement is now in progress. At the moment, the document as a whole is concise, rich and above all, built around key economic problems," the diplomat noted. However, some of its aspects will require major adjustments. According to Pankin, the Russian side is closely involved in the discussions and works in close cooperation with BRICS partners and other countries with emerging markets. In addition, the deputy foreign minister said that the United States wants to see Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit. According to the diplomat, the composition of the Russian delegation has not yet been determined. He noted that usually a decision on this issue is made shortly before the event.