Nigeria, Feb. 28 -- The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' meeting ended in Cape Town on Thursday, with delegates reaffirming their commitment to global economic cooperation despite mounting geopolitical tensions.

The talks, which covered key areas such as debt sustainability, international taxation, financial sector reforms, and sustainable finance, took place against the backdrop of major policy reversals by the United States.

US President Donald Trump withdrew the country from several key international agreements ahead of the meeting, including the Paris Climate Accord, the G20-OECD Global Minimum Tax framework, and the World Health Organization.

Washington also walked out of UN negotiations on a global tax cooperatio...