India wants to use the presidency of the Group of 20 leading industrialized and developing countries to reshape globalization. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday at the start of India’s G20 presidency that the international community should work together to bring about a paradigm shift and put people first. India wants to promote a sustainable and environmentally friendly way of life.
The global supply of food, fertilizer and medical products must be “depoliticized” so that geopolitical tensions do not lead to a humanitarian crisis. According to Modi, “the most powerful nations” should be encouraged to have “sincere conversations” about reducing the risks posed by weapons of mass destruction and about greater global security. Representatives of countries of the South, “whose voice is often heard”, will also be included in the G20 consultations.
India officially took over the presidency of the G20 from Indonesia on December 1. According to Modi, India’s G20 agenda will be “comprehensive, ambitious, action-oriented and defined”. Its motto is: “One Land, One Family, One Future”. Modi stressed that now there is a way to earn enough to meet the basic needs of everyone in the world. “Our era should not be marked by war. In fact, it should not be,” the Indian Prime Minister stressed. The biggest challenges – climate change, terrorism and pandemics – can only be solved by working together.
The G20 includes the European Union and the strongest economies of all continents: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China, Germany, France, Great Britain, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia , South Africa and South Africa. Africa. Korea, Turkey and the United States. According to the group, it generates more than 80% of world GDP, 75% of world trade and represents around 60% of the world’s population. The next G20 summit is scheduled for September 9-10 in New Delhi.
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