The opening statements of the G20 Summit in Delhi were made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 9. ‘Bharat’ was written on the nameplate that the Prime Minister used to deliver the opening remarks at the G20 conference.

During President Joe Biden’s visit to New Delhi, two prominent US lawmakers, Congressman Gregory Meeks, and Congressman Andy Barr put forth the “Technology Exports, to India Act.” The objective of this bill is to eliminate obstacles in the export of technology thereby encouraging the flow of sensitive technologies to India and enhancing technology collaboration, between the two nations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the African Union (AU) has been given permanent participation in the Group of 20 largest economies (G20) in the world during the opening session of the two-day G20 Summit. 

Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, will be in India on a state visit during which he will take part in the G20 Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi. 

At the G20 summit, President Joe Biden and leaders from India, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are set to unveil a strategic infrastructure plan to connect Gulf and Arab nations, bolstering regional ties and countering China’s influence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi would attend more than 15 bilateral talks with international leaders during the G20 Summit.

The G20 Summit 2023 in Delhi will feature discussions on a wide variety of subjects, reflecting both India’s particular priority areas and the changing global situation. 

A conference of the twenty biggest economies in the world, the G20 was established in 1999 to talk about global economic and financial stability.