G20 Summit to be held virtually on Nov 21-22, says Saudi Arabia

The pandemic has forced all of the group’s meetings to be held by videoconference since March.
The G20 leaders Summit are going to be held virtually on Nov. 21-22, Saudi Arabia said on Monday.
The Summit will specialise in protecting lives and restoring growth by addressing vulnerabilities uncovered during the coronavirus pandemic and by laying down foundations for a far better future, the govt said during a statement.
“The G20 has contributed over $21 billion to support the assembly , distribution and access to diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines,” the statement said.
It has also injected $11 trillion to safeguard the worldwide economy and launched a debt suspension initiative for least developed countries allowing them to defer $14 billion in debt payments due this year.