at the Ministerial level by the approval of a document that sets out the consensus views of member countries. The Ministerial document is released as a public Communiqué at a press conference held at the end of the meetings. Decision-making within the G-24 is by consensus. Research and publications The Group also maintains a research and work program that revolves around issues of importance to developing countries. In particular, the program focuses on three key areas: The global economy and growth agenda, international financial architecture, and financing for development. The global economy and growth agenda emphasizes structural transformation, trade and technology, and inequality. international financial architecture covers reform and governance of global financial institutions, the global financial safety net and managing capital flows, and financial regulation. financing for development includes taxation and international tax cooperation, infrastructure financing, debt management and sustainability, and financial inclusion. Much of the group's research, including books, policy briefs and working papers can be found on its website. Leadership The following compose the leadership of the Group: Chair: Adama Coulibaly, Minister of Finance, Côte d'Ivoire First Vice-: Benjamin E. Diokno, Secretary of Finance, Philippines Second Vice-: [ Argentina Chairs of the G-24 The following is the list of former and current Chairs of the G-24: References External links Official site G7 summits Organizations established in 1971