Bengaluru(Kalinga Voice) : The first meeting of the G-20 Finance and Deputy Chiefs of Central Banks (FCBD) concluded on Wednesday in India’s Silicon Valley Bengaluru. During the meeting, India presented its priorities to address the challenges facing the global economy, which received overwhelming support from the member countries.
The two-day meeting focused on the Finance Track agenda under India’s G-20 chairmanship was jointly organized by the Ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of India. A total of three sessions were held on Wednesday, the second day of the meeting, in which mainly three agendas were discussed. During this fruitful discussion took place on three important agendas namely International Taxation, Global Health and Financial Sector and Financial Inclusion.
The meeting of G-20 Finance and Deputy Chiefs of Central Banks was co-chaired by Ajay Seth, Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, and Dr. Michael D. Patra, Deputy Governor, RBI. The meeting was also attended by his counterparts from G-20 member states and counterparts from several other countries and international organizations who have been invited by India.
