The 18th G20 Summit successfully concluded in New Delhi with India handing over the Presidency to Brazil. In the closing ceremony, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday handed over the ceremonial gavel to the President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva.
India passes the gavel to Brazil.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 10, 2023
We have unwavering faith that they will lead with dedication, vision and will further global unity as well as prosperity.
India assures all possible cooperation to Brazil during their upcoming G20 Presidency. @LulaOficial pic.twitter.com/twaN577XZv
Speaking on this occasion, Modi expressed confidence that under the Presidency of Brazil, the G20 would be able to achieve the common goals. He also proposed that one virtual session of the G20 forum may be conducted at the end of November to review the progress of the agenda decided in this Summit.
After receiving the gavel, the Brazilian president said that in the present world, wealth is more concentrated while millions of human beings still go hungry. He underlined the need to address the issue of inequality in income, healthcare, education, food and gender. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi chaired the third session namely One Future. Chief coordinator for India's G20 Presidency, Harsh Vardhan Shringla said that during the Summit, African Union's inclusion in G20 and adoption of the New Delhi Declaration were huge achievements for India.
Ajay Chaturvedi



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