Beijing backs G20 debt relief programme


BEIJING: China will continue to support the Group of 20’s debt treatment framework for low-income countries, helping them ease potential solvency risks and promote post-pandemic economic recovery, Finance Minister Liu Kun said in a statement.

The message showed the Chinese government’s firm commitment to promote multilateral cooperation and actively participate in global actions related to debt issues, experts said.

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