U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will host a G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in Atlanta on Oct. 30-31, the State Department says. The two-day session is set to focus on advancing cooperation on shared economic and security challenges.

Outlets describe Washington’s agenda as linked to geopolitical crises that contribute to global economic shocks, with emphasis on threats to freedom of navigation, energy and food security, and global supply chains. The meeting is framed as the final major ministerial gathering ahead of a G20 leaders summit in December in Miami.

Korea Times adds that South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun plans to attend, including seeking bilateral meetings with other counterparts on the sidelines. Other outlets largely center on the dates and the broader scheduling leading into the leaders’ summit, with less detail on specific countries’ participation.