G20 Summit: During his trip to Indonesia for the G20 summit, Prime Minister Modi will hold bilateral meetings with approximately ten world leaders. He will be in Indonesia for around 45 hours, and during that time, he has scheduled up to 20 engagements.
On Monday, November 14, the PM will depart for Indonesia and return on Tuesday, November 16. In the final session of this 17th G20 Summit, Indonesian President Joko Widodo will symbolically pass over the G20 Presidency to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Three working sessions on the G20 topics for this year, as well as other gatherings with other leaders, according to government sources, are among the numerous events. The PM will also host a neighbourhood gathering to interact with the diaspora in Indonesia.
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“Recover Together, Recover Stronger”
The G20 Presidency will officially be taken over by India on December 1, 2022. The Foreign Ministry had stated that under the theme of “Recover Together, Recover Stronger,” the G20 Leaders will hold thorough discussions on major global concerns during the Bali Summit. As part of the G20 Summit agenda, three working sessions will be held on food and energy security, health, and digital transformation.
In view of the continuing Russia-Ukraine war and the positions taken by world leaders on it, this meeting is regarded as being crucial.
India has continuously taken a neutral stance in the dispute, calling for an end to the fighting and a discussion between the two sides.
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“Today’s era is not of war,” PM Modi
The statement “today’s era is not of war,” made by Prime Minister Modi to Russian President Vladimir Putin during an earlier visit was applauded by many Western nations. According to Putin, he won’t be present at the G20 Summit in Indonesia. A potential bilateral meeting between Modi and the incoming prime minister of the UK, Rishi Sunak, will be closely observed as both countries strive to deepen their strategic bilateral alliance.
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