Bilawal arrives in New York to host special G-77 meeting

International Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari arrived in New York on Tuesday to host a particular ministerial assembly of the G-77 and China on the United Nations Headquarters.

On 15-16 December, the overseas minister will host and chair the convention of the G-77 and China, the most important negotiating bloc of creating nations throughout the UN system.

The agenda of the convention features a dialogue on a number of challenges going through the creating nations in achieving sustainable growth objectives (SDGs) within the face of Covid-19 pandemic, climate-induced disasters and geopolitical developments.

The overseas minister is enterprise an official go to to the USA from December 14 to 21.

The overseas minister’s programme contains a number of multilateral and bilateral engagements in New York and Washington DC, the overseas workplace spokesperson stated in an earlier press launch.

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The overseas minister will meet with UN Secretary-Normal Antonio Guterres and take part in a high-level debate on the UN Safety Council on the theme of “Upkeep of Worldwide Peace and Safety: New Orientation for Reformed Multilateralism” to be held on December 14.

He’ll journey to Washington DC on December 19 the place he would maintain conferences with high-level authorities officers, congressional leaders, Pakistani-American businessmen, and group members. He may also have interaction with the think-tanks and the media.

“Throughout his official conferences, bilateral and regional problems with mutual curiosity might be mentioned to hold ahead the momentum in Pakistan-US bilateral relations, notably in areas of commerce, funding, local weather resilience and financial growth,” the assertion added.

The overseas minister may also share Pakistan’s perspective on local weather change, and sensitise his interlocutors on the colossal injury inflicted by climate-induced floods in Pakistan and the post-flood reconstruction and rehabilitation plan of the federal government of Pakistan.