China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi addresses reporters in Beijing, China May 26, 2016. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will push anti-corruption cooperation when it hosts this year's G20 summit, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Thursday, after it suspended an international anti-corruption task force because domestic companies declined to participate.
China suspended the task force, which had been drawing up G20 policies for increasing transparency of offshore financial structures, this year after taking over the G20 presidency, according to sources, who called it a setback to global efforts to crack down on shell companies.
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