Jaishankar Credits India for Refocusing G-20 On its Core Agenda

By siliconindia   |   Tuesday, 04 April 2023, 01:44 IST
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Jaishankar Credits India for Refocusing G-20 On its Core Agenda

While political instabilities about interrupted G-20’s agenda of growth and development globally, The External Affairs minister quoted that India has finally gotten back G-20 to its real businesses                    

The Ministry of External Affairs stated that India has managed to get G-20 to its original agenda of global growth and development post the soaring impacts of political conflicts pertaining between nations. The External Affairs Minister, Mr. Jaishankar, noted in the Rising India Summit that the G-20, though was not a primary forum for debating international peace and security, is all set to make its return to India, concerning almost 200 nations globally.


He addressed that the pilot aim of the contribution aims at getting G-20 back to its real business, which holds a crucial role play, differing from a mere UN Security Council and primary forum to debate international peace and security. In addition to considering issues in international peace and security, concerns regarding food and energy security and green financing for nations are yet to be addressed on an effective note.

India is expanding its capabilities for the G-20 in monitoring the skills and demand persisting throughout the world, and are screened in two varied geographies around. It is critically an interesting avenue, opening up for G-20 in the region. The original mandate of the G-20 is to promote enhanced growth and development globally.

The political instability in the previous year has tamed the conversations to the direction of one issue. Wherein, it is crucial to return to the nation’s beliefs and concepts, in addition to rooted concerns over conflicts. The G-20 Finance Ministers and the Foreign Ministers Meeting have managed to reach an agreement on nearly 95 percent of issues. India, with its hard work and excellence in achieving the G-20 presidency, has emerged as the voice of the Global South, cultivating innovative ideas in the organization.

India has gotten G20 back on track, post the meeting with the Finance Minister in Bengaluru and with the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi. Mr. Jaishankar commented on Eric Garcetti’s appointment as the US Ambassador to India and his view on human rights accordingly, adding that he will form a combined administration that is filled with 100 percent love. Mr. Garcetti also proposed that he will address human rights, eliminating discrimination threats via the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) as a primary core value of engagement.