SECRETARY RUBIO at G20: By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can…
SECRETARY RUBIO at G20: By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can reinforce global stability, and more importantly, we can deliver meaningful results for our citizens.
Posted on X 2026-10-30 by @StateDept · View on X →
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Thank you all for being here. I want to welcome all of you to the city of Atlanta here in Georgia and this what I hope will be a productive meeting today as we are in a critical moment. I would call it a moment of choosing and I would say not just for my country, the United States of America, but frankly for the world. We are facing a series of interconnected economic and geopolitical crises, many of which pose severe threats, severe threats to essential foundations of the global economic order, new disruptions and strains to global energy and food supplies and food markets, to the global supply chain, to trade, to freedom of navigation itself. And the G20 must work together to confront these threats, to strengthen our economic resilience, to safeguard our markets and the economies that they sustain. The challenges we have addressed during the presidency of I mean, the challenge we have, the challenge we have, the challenge we have, the challenge President Trump are multifaceted and interconnected, and the solutions must be two. Here we can help set the context for expanded geopolitical stability and the broader economic prosperity agenda that our leaders will tackle. As diplomats, as political leaders, we have a vital role to play. We are tasked, on behalf of the nations that we serve, to work together with one another to coordinate responses to emerging crisis and to protect our shared interests. By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can reinforce global stability and, more importantly, we can deliver meaningful results for our citizens.
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SECRETARY RUBIO at G20: By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can reinforce global stability, and more importantly, we can deliver meaningful results for our citizens.
Thank you all for being here. I want to welcome all of you to the city of Atlanta here in Georgia and this what I hope will be a productive meeting today as we are in a critical moment. I would call it a moment of choosing and I would say not just for my country, the United States of America, but frankly for the world. We are facing a series of interconnected economic and geopolitical crises, many of which pose severe threats, severe threats to essential foundations of the global economic order, new disruptions and strains to global energy and food supplies and food markets, to the global supply chain, to trade, to freedom of navigation itself. And the G20 must work together to confront these threats, to strengthen our economic resilience, to safeguard our markets and the economies that they sustain. The challenges we have addressed during the presidency of I mean, the challenge we have, the challenge we have, the challenge we have, the challenge President Trump are multifaceted and interconnected, and the solutions must be two. Here we can help set the context for expanded geopolitical stability and the broader economic prosperity agenda that our leaders will tackle. As diplomats, as political leaders, we have a vital role to play. We are tasked, on behalf of the nations that we serve, to work together with one another to coordinate responses to emerging crisis and to protect our shared interests. By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can reinforce global stability and, more importantly, we can deliver meaningful results for our citizens.
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