Geopolitical issues should not affect G20: Brazilian President!?
Lula da Silva said that geopolitical issues should not affect the G20 discussions. The two-day G20 summit held in delhi has concluded. Subsequently, the G20 leadership was handed over to Brazil. prime minister Modi formally handed over the post of G20 chairmanship to Brazilian President Lula da Silva. Brazilian President Lula da Silva, who assumed the role of G20 president, said that geopolitical issues should not affect the G20 discussions. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the G20, he said that he was not interested in a divided G20 and that today's challenges can only be data-faced through joint action.
"We need peace and cooperation instead of conflict," prime minister Narendra Modi said after handing over the G20 chairmanship to President Lula da Silva. He called out. The next G20 summit will be held in november 2024 in Rio de Janeiro, the capital of Brazil. "The road that takes us from delhi to Rio de Janeiro will require the commitment and cooperation of all." Lula da Silva said. He also said that G20 meetings will be held in every city in the five regions of the South American country.
The G20 alliance was split by the war in Ukraine. A consensus on the delhi Declaration can be reached only after the references to conflict are diluted. The G20 delhi Declaration did not criticize Russia. Instead, it condemned only the use of force for territorial gain. Outlining his priorities for G20 Brazil's presidency, Lula da Silva said his effort will be to make the political and financial tracks work in a coordinated and coordinated manner. "There is no point in adopting good public policy if no resources are allocated to implementing it." He said that.
Congratulating prime minister Modi, he thanked india for its efforts to raise voice on issues of concern to emerging economies. Lula da Silva listed social inclusion, the fight against hunger, energy transition and sustainable development as priorities for the G20. UN Emphasizing the need for new developing countries as permanent and non-permanent members to regain political strength in the Security Council, he said, "We want more representation for developing countries in the World bank and the IMF."
"We need peace and cooperation instead of conflict," prime minister Narendra Modi said after handing over the G20 chairmanship to President Lula da Silva. He called out. The next G20 summit will be held in november 2024 in Rio de Janeiro, the capital of Brazil. "The road that takes us from delhi to Rio de Janeiro will require the commitment and cooperation of all." Lula da Silva said. He also said that G20 meetings will be held in every city in the five regions of the South American country.
The G20 alliance was split by the war in Ukraine. A consensus on the delhi Declaration can be reached only after the references to conflict are diluted. The G20 delhi Declaration did not criticize Russia. Instead, it condemned only the use of force for territorial gain. Outlining his priorities for G20 Brazil's presidency, Lula da Silva said his effort will be to make the political and financial tracks work in a coordinated and coordinated manner. "There is no point in adopting good public policy if no resources are allocated to implementing it." He said that.
Congratulating prime minister Modi, he thanked india for its efforts to raise voice on issues of concern to emerging economies. Lula da Silva listed social inclusion, the fight against hunger, energy transition and sustainable development as priorities for the G20. UN Emphasizing the need for new developing countries as permanent and non-permanent members to regain political strength in the Security Council, he said, "We want more representation for developing countries in the World bank and the IMF."