One of the priority issues to be discussed by the Health Working Group of the G20 Indonesia Presidency is building global health system resilience. The discussion is related to the contribution of the G20 to the global pooling resources, including technical, financial, and expertise that can be accessed by all countries, especially low income countries in pre, during, and post-health crises.

Economic activity in the first quarter of 2022 is expected to be maintained despite experiencing slight challenges with the spread of the Omicron variant. However, these challenges will continue to be monitored and anticipated by the Government so that they do not have a major impact on the community and the economic recovery can continue.

All efforts to continue the economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic are still being carried out, including economic actors in the tourism sector. Increasing collaboration between stakeholders in the sectors most severely affected by this pandemic is also continuously carried out, so that the tourism sector can quickly rise and recover.

The government keep monitoring the progress of controlling the Covid-19 pandemic. Moreover, in the last week, there has been an increase in daily confirmed cases and active cases in all regions in Indonesia. The government also wants to prepare and implement appropriate policies to anticipate recent conditions.

The G20 presidency in 2022 is an important moment for Indonesia to lead world change. In this important moment, one of the transformations carried out by Indonesia is digital transformation, including industrial transformation towards industry 4.0 and the transformation of Labor20 (L20) towards digitalization which is a major part of Indonesia's message to the world.

In a series of visits to Central Java Province, the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto took the time to visit MSME activities in Mangkang Kulon Village, Tugu District, Semarang City, Centra Java Province, Sunday (30/01). While walking around visiting the micro-enterprises booth, Coordinating Minister Airlangga also held direct dialogue and discussions with MSME actors, which were dominated by housewives.