All member countries agreed on G20 manifesto, PM Modi expressed gratitude by tweeting
New Delhi. History has been created with the adoption of the New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration. United by consensus and spirit, we pledge to work collaboratively for a better, more prosperous and harmonious future. My gratitude to all fellow G20 members for their support and cooperation.
History has been created with the adoption of the New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration. United in consensus and spirit, we pledge to work collaboratively for a better, more prosperous, and harmonious future. My gratitude to all fellow G20 members for their support and cooperation. https://t.co/OglSaEj3Pf
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 9, 2023
A joint declaration has been agreed upon on the very first day of the ongoing G20 Summit in New Delhi. Prime Minister Modi gave this information in his capacity as the speaker at the beginning of the second session on Saturday. After this he passed the New Delhi Declaration with the consent of all the member countries. After passing the declaration, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that all the countries have accepted the New Delhi Declaration. He said- All the leaders have accepted that G20 is not a platform to discuss political issues. Everyone has discussed important issues related to the economy.
Ukraine war has been mentioned 4 times in this manifesto. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that we got the presidency in challenging times. The G20’s joint declaration runs into 37 pages. There are total 83 paragraphs in it. This has been called the New Delhi Declaration. PM Modi launches Global Biofuel Alliance. During this, US President Biden, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and heads of state of Brazil, Argentina and Italy were also present. After this, PM Modi said in his address that increasing connectivity is a priority for India.
In the first session of the summit, India had proposed to make the African Union a permanent member of the G20. As soon as PM Modi passed it with the consent of all the countries as the President, African Union head Ajali Asomani went and hugged PM Modi. India’s proposal was also supported by China and the European Union. 55 countries of Africa will benefit from getting membership in the union. In his inaugural speech, the PM paid tribute to those killed in the Morocco earthquake. He said that we are with the people of Morocco in their hour of grief and will help them in every possible way. PM said that after Corona, a crisis of trust has arisen in the world. The war has deepened this crisis. When we can defeat Corona, we can also overcome this crisis of trust through mutual discussion. This is the time to move together with everyone.
The Prime Minister said- A few kilometers away from the place where we have gathered today, there is a two and a half thousand year old pillar. It is written on it in Prakrit language that the welfare of humanity should always be ensured. Two and a half thousand years ago, the land of India had given this message to the whole world. This time of 21st century is going to give a new direction to the whole world. On Saturday morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the foreign heads of state who reached Bharat Mandapam. He hugged British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and informed US President Joe Biden about the Konark Chakra built in Bharat Mandapam.
