Russia Supports US Approaches to Energy Within G20
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin stated that Moscow supports the energy-related approaches of the US presidency. This is reported by Argumenty Nedeli.
The Group of Twenty, or G20, brings together the world's largest economies, and Russia is one of its members. The presidency of the group rotates from country to country, and the presiding state sets the main directions of the group's work, including the topics to be discussed at its meetings.
Energy remains one of the important topics for international cooperation. Issues of energy supplies, energy security, and the development of new energy sources are regularly discussed at various international platforms, and the positions of states on these issues often differ.
The report does not yet specify which specific US energy initiatives Russia supports. Details of Moscow's position and of the G20's further work in this area may emerge later.
Sources: Аргументы Недели
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