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Pompeo to skip G-20 meeting in Japan

Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan will travel to Nagoya to lead the US delegation to the G-20 meeting, the State Department said. (AFP)
Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan will travel to Nagoya to lead the US delegation to the G-20 meeting, the State Department said. (AFP)
21 Nov 2019 03:11:59 GMT9
21 Nov 2019 03:11:59 GMT9

Washington

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is unlikely to attend a meeting of the Group of 20 foreign ministers in Nagoya, Japan, later this week, informed sources said Wednesday.

The State Department said that Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan will travel to Nagoya to lead the US delegation to the G-20 meeting.

At the meeting, set for Friday and Saturday, Sullivan “will convey US support for building strong, reciprocal, and balanced bilateral trade and investment relationships,” the department said.

Jiji Press

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