Today, the G20 leaders said they are ready to strengthen international financial safety nets, calling for more coordination with the private sector, and said, "We are confident that we will be able to overcome this by working closely together."
"We express our deep concern about the grave risks facing all countries, especially developing countries and the least developed countries, particularly in Africa and small island states," the leaders said in a statement, adding that refugees and displaced persons face "special risks".
The G20 leaders affirmed their commitment to protecting lives and securing jobs.
The G20 leaders also pledged their commitment to secure the flow of medical supplies, agricultural products and other goods and services across borders.
The G20 leaders indicated their support for the regulatory measures taken to protect the global financial system.
On the other hand, the G20 leaders discussed pumping $ 5 trillion to protect the global economy.