Foreign Minister of Australia, Julie Bishop said that the country's " big twenty " were divided about about possible participation of the President of Russian Federation Vladimir Putin at the summit, which will take place in November in Brisbane, but To cancel the invitations need consensus, which the G20 is not.

According to the international Finance Corporation, the Bishop said that " sent out feelers " about this issue among the " twenty " and found that among them " have opinions " about the fact that the head of the Russian Federation is obliged to appear at the conference, the G20, however, this opinion is not Authorized in all member States." in the case of the G20, Australia is the host, but We do not have the right to cancel sent invitations. For this among the G20 countries must be a consensus, and now this consensus no, " she said.

first chief Treasurer of Australia Joe hockey said that the country's " big twenty " expect Putin's participation in the summit." We consulted with a number of countries, and received in reply a definitive opinion about that, of course, We must allow Russia to take part in the summit

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