The first Sherpas’ meeting will be used to set the agenda of the Presidency, explain the planned meetings, and start working on deliverables

Jakarta Activities under Indonesia’s G20 Presidency will start on December 7 and 8, 2021 with the first Sherpas’ meeting, Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno LP Marsudi said during a briefing with foreign mediapersons on Friday.

“The first Sherpas’ meeting will be used to set the agenda of the Presidency, explain the planned meetings, and start working on deliverables,” Marsudi disclosed at the briefing, according to a written statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and received here on Friday.

To achieve its goals, the G20 Forum holds tiered meetings that follow two tracks, namely the Finance Track and the Sherpa Track.

The Finance Track, which will be coordinated by the Ministry of Finance and the central bank, will focus on macroeconomic, fiscal, monetary and financial issues, Marsudi said.

Discussions related to the financial track are carried out from the working group level to the level of the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the central bank, she added.

Source: Antara News