G20 FMs' begins meeting with minute of silence for quake victims in Türkiye, Syria

News Department
Post's author

The G20 foreign ministers' meeting began today with a moment of silence in memory of those killed in the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, Report informs via TASS.

Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar called to observe a minute of silence.

New Delhi is hosting G20 foreign ministers' meeting.

Latest news

IPU Sec.-Gen.: Final document adopted at Parliamentary meeting to become roadmap 17 November, 2024 / 17:58
Panel discussion "Neurodiversity in Workplace" held in Baku 17 November, 2024 / 17:54
Issues of forced displacement, migration due to climate change discussed in Baku within COP29 17 November, 2024 / 17:49
The Independent: 'Tea is a way of life in Azerbaijan and center stage at COP29' 17 November, 2024 / 17:41
The Telegraph: Baku – new tourist destination for unforgettable holiday 17 November, 2024 / 17:33
Impact of climate change on health discussed at Baku Parliamentary meeting 17 November, 2024 / 17:19
ASAN volunteers implement environmental project during COP29 17 November, 2024 / 17:05
Document adopted in Baku following Parliamentary meeting within COP29 17 November, 2024 / 16:54
Role of parliaments in developing Uzbek-Azerbaijani relations discussed 17 November, 2024 / 16:41
Promoting fair approach to combating climate change discussed at parliamentary meeting in Baku 17 November, 2024 / 16:16
Director of WFP Berlin office: There are 59 conflicts globally today 17 November, 2024 / 15:56
Application of technologies in combating climate change discussed at Baku Parliamentary meeting 17 November, 2024 / 15:42
First deputy chairman of Russia's Federation Council: Whole world showing great interest in COP29 17 November, 2024 / 15:34
Protest against pro-Armenian congressman Frank Pallone held in Baku 17 November, 2024 / 15:27
Ugandan politician has high expectations for COP29 17 November, 2024 / 15:21