Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani (center front) attends the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting in Nusa Dua, on Indonesia resort island of Bali, on July 16, 2022. (SONNY TUMBELAKA / POOL / AFP)

NUSA DUA, Indonesia - Indonesia urged G20 finance leaders to stay focused on their goals for global economic recovery as the two-day meeting continued on Saturday.

"It is important that we remain focused on what we have planned to achieve this year, as this will also send a positive message to the global community on the G20's role and efforts to support global recovery," Indonesian central bank governor Perry Warjiyo said when he opened the second day of meetings.

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G20 members appeared pulled together at the start of the pandemic, but initiatives to cushion the shock for heavily indebted poor countries failed to produce significant results.

The G20 on Saturday will discuss post-pandemic financial stability, crypto-assets and climate-related financial risks, among other topics.

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