10 September, New Delhi, India (ANI): On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the G20 Summit had come to an end in this location and suggested holding a virtual G20 meeting in November to discuss the recommendations and ideas made at the foremost platform for global economic cooperation.
“As you are all aware, India is in charge of the G20 chairmanship till November 2023. You all made a lot of recommendations and submitted proposals throughout the course of these two days. It is our responsibility to investigate how they might advance more quickly, according to PM Modi.
“I suggest that we convene a virtual G20 gathering at the end of November. In that virtual session, we may go through the issues that were decided during this Summit. I’m hoping that everyone will join the online meeting. I hereby pronounce the G20 Summit to be over,” he said.
PM Modi offered Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva the ceremonial gavel of the Group of 20 presidency before announcing the summit’s conclusion.
As the gavel of the presidency was passed, PM Modi stated, “I congratulate Brazilian President and my friend Lula da Silva.”
Prior to the third session of the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received saplings from Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Indonesian President Joko Widodo.
Brazil will assume the G20 leadership following India, which held it last year while Indonesia was in office.
At the G20 Summit in Bali last December, India assumed the G20 presidency, which it will retain till the end of November.
On Saturday, the first day of the Summit, the G20 leaders endorsed the New Delhi Declaration.
On Sunday morning, the G20 leaders went to Rajghat to honour Mahatma Gandhi. (ANI)
