Jakarta, Feb. 23 -- Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister Arrmanatha Nasir urged G20 countries to take concrete action and establish a collective strategy in facing global challenges.

"Now is the time to dare to make decisions and show real impact," Nasir said at the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting (FMM) in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Friday (February 21), according to his statement.

Nasir emphasized Indonesia's willingness to play its role in ensuring that G20 remains relevant as a driver of global change.

He encouraged the G20 to become a catalyst for change with measurable and transparent commitments so the group "can become a platform for action, not just a discussion forum."

Moreover, he continued, the G20 is considered capable of...