The 20th Group of Twenty (G20) Leaders' Summit Declaration is overwhelming passed.

According to CCTV news, on November 22nd local time, South African President Ramaphosa announced that the declaration of the 20th summit of G20 leaders had been overwhelmingly passed by the majority of member countries. Ramaphosa stated that despite opposition from the United States, the passage of the declaration demonstrated the firm determination of G20 members to address common challenges and promote unity and cooperation. The key points of the declaration include: Climate Action: Recognizing the urgency of addressing climate change, supporting efforts to triple global renewable energy capacity. Debt Issues: Committing to strengthen the implementation of debt resolution mechanisms to alleviate the high debt pressure on developing countries. Inclusive Growth: Emphasizing the promotion of inclusive development, increasing value-added industries, and ensuring fair access to key mineral resources. Multilateral Cooperation: Reaffirming commitment to multilateralism, calling on countries to work together to address common global challenges.