Chinese Foreign Minister defended the efforts of South Africa to promote solidarity, equality and sustainability this year, even as the Secretary of State, this week this week boycott the first high-level meeting in Johannesburg this week.
Group 20 is the annual collection of the world's largest economy. South Africa is the first African people to host the summit. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has pushed a group to adopt policies that ensure the development of the peoples of the continent and the world.
The topic of the 20th group this year is “solidarity, equality and durability.”
At the beginning of this month, Mr. Rubio blamed South Africa “To do very bad things” And he said he was using hosting tasks to promote the country's diversity and climate change.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Thursday on Thursday in a short interview as part of the 20 group of foreign ministers said that he supported South African ambition.
The construction of the G20 was intended to coordinate the macroeconomic policy of different countries, “he said. “In existence, it is especially important to meet the needs of developing countries.”
Mr. Ruby's absence on Saturday was shadowed on the congregation that most of the small conversations between diplomats became a second cousal control of the world to several weeks.
South African officials, President Trump recently found all the financing to the United States, despite the signing of an executive order to enter the country and attacked South African laws, they found an awkward position in the awkward position of US restraint.
The Executive Order offers the South African government to discriminate against the country's white African minority and come to the United States.
Speaking at a press conference at the beginning of the Foreign Ministers, Mr. Ramaphosa said he still believed that the United States could work with the second largest trading partner.
“The Secretary of State did not even hit a train because the United States was still represented here, not a train. “Everything may not agree, but we always find a way to do each other.”