"Tax evasion and illicit flows have posed serious challenges to the world economy," a government release said, adding that the Minister will impress upon the member nations to voluntarily adopt mechanism for exchange of information. Mukherjee will leave for Paris this evening to attend the G-20 ministerial meeting which, among other things, will endeavour to formulate strategy to combat the global economic problems.
Formed in 1999, G-20, a club of rich and developing nations, accounts for 85 per cent of global output and two thirds of the world`s population. The G-20 ministerial meeting is precursor to the Cannes Summit during which the leaders are expected to announce concrete steps to deal with the current global problems.
During his interventions at the ministerial, Mukherjee will also ask the G-20 members to persuade tax havens to regularly share information relating to black money and terror financing. As regards the global economy, Mukherjee is likely to pitch for striking a fine balance between short-run and long-run measures to restore confidence of markets.