EconomyG20 countries note need to address vulnerabilities in global supply chains
G20 members called for international cooperation to tackle systemic vulnerabilities in increasingly complex global supply chains, according to a consensus statement adopted after the Innovation Ministerial in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Delegates backed greater transparency, access to non-sensitive production-capacity data, and efforts to strengthen and diversify strategically important supply chains. Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Marat Berdyev said Russia attended the meeting.
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G20 countries note need to address vulnerabilities in global supply chains