China: G20 summit 'wrong for Syria talks'

A Chinese minister said today the situation in Syria should not be on the agenda at the upcoming G20 summit in Mexico because the meeting needs to stay focused on global economic issues, including the European debt crisis.

A Chinese minister said today the situation in Syria should not be on the agenda at the upcoming G20 summit in Mexico because the meeting needs to stay focused on global economic issues, including the European debt crisis.

Vice foreign minister Cui Tiankai told reporters at a briefing that that although there was intense global concern over the situation in Syria, the summit was the appropriate place to discuss it.

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