Keynote Address Mr John Steenhuisen Minister of Agriculture, South Africa Ministerial Meeting of the G20 Food Security Task Force Somerset West, Western Cape, 19 September 2025
Agriculture Minister Steenhuisen stresses the convening of the G20 Food Security Task Force to adopt the Agriculture Working Group Ministerial Declaration and endorse the outcomes of the Food Security Task Force.
G20 Agriculture Ministers’ Meeting Outcome Document and Chair’s Summary- Cape Town, South Africa
G20 Agriculture Ministers met to recognise and reaffirm the vital role that the agricultural, fisheries, and aquaculture sectors play in tackling global issues of food insecurity and malnutrition.
G20 Note on Improving the Accessibility and Availability of Key Market Data
The G20 Note is a deliverable of the G20 Infrastructure Working Group, intended to provide a framework for improving the upstream project planning environment.
A low growth path restricts many regions and needs bold reforms to boost economic growth. Developing economies should have space for debt relief and cancellation.
3rd G20 Research and Innovation Working Group and Ministerial Meeting – Pretoria, South Africa
The administrative Note offers delegates key details before the 3rd G20 Research and Innovation Working Group and Ministerial meeting at the CSIR ICC in Pretoria, Africa’s largest public research and technology organisation.
Tourism Ministers Mpumalanga Declaration- Skukuza, South Africa
The Ministers of Tourism and G20 representatives in Mpumalanga endorsed South Africa’s G20 Tourism Working Group's four priority areas: Digital Innovation, Tourism Financing and Investment, Air Connectivity, and Enhanced Resilience. These aim to develop a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient tourism sector.
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s launch of the G20 Experts Taskforce, South Africa
His Excellency, President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa, launched the G20 “Extraordinary Committee of Independent Experts”, chaired by Nobel Prize-winning economist Professor Joseph Stiglitz.
Conclusion of the 4th G20 EWG & LEMM – Western Cape, South Africa
Conclusions of the G20 Labour and Employment Ministers’ Meeting (LEMM), with all G20 members congratulating South Africa on hosting a well-organised and impactful meeting.
G20 2025 Labour and Employment Ministerial Declaration – Western Cape, South Africa
The G20 2025 Labour and Employment Ministerial Declaration, themed 'Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability: Living and Working in an Unequal World: Ensuring Decent Work and Decent Lives.'
G20 Labour and Employment Ministerial Fancourt Declaration- Western Cape, South Africa
The G20 Labour Ministers highlighted building resilient economies via a fair, sustainable workforce. They focused on reducing inequalities, ensuring decent work, and backing policies for a future-ready workforce, guided by South Africa’s G20 themes and the ILO’s Constitution.
Call to Action: Towards Inclusive, Resilient and Sustainable Development Through Universal Social Protection Systems and Floors
"Social protection systems act as an economic multiplier and stabiliser at a household and broader level and are a means to advance gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls."
Call to Action: Towards Voluntary and Non-Binding High-Level Principles for Combating Illicit Financial Flows
"Numerous challenges hinder progress towards sustainable and inclusive development and growth including limited and ineffective Domestic Resources Mobilisation, debt vulnerabilities, insufficient private sector investment, regulatory barriers and limited access to concessional finance including Official Development Assistance and other forms of development cooperation."
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