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Piyush Goyal cites supply chain focus as priority for G20 trade talks

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Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has identified supply chain resilience as a primary concern for G20 trade discussions. He emphasized the issue during his address in Jaipur on Thursday. Goyal stated that global supply chains require strengthening to support economic growth and stability. The G20 trade and investment ministers are convening to address this and other pressing international trade matters.

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