Leaders from the G20 major economies will gather in New Delhi, India, on September 8 and 9 to discuss pressing global issues, including the war in Ukraine. The summit will be hosted by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Indian government has gone to great lengths to secure the summit, deploying drones, murals, and large langur cutouts to enhance security and logistics. The leaders of the participating countries will be received by Indian ministers and government officials upon their arrival in New Delhi.
The following is a tentative schedule of the leaders’ arrivals:
- US President Joe Biden: 6:55 pm
- British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak: 1:40 pm
- Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina: 12:30 pm
- Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: 2:15 pm
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni: 6:20 am
- Chinese Premier Li Qiang: 7:45 pm
- UAE President HH Shaikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan: 8 pm
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese: 6:15 pm
- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz: 8 am
- French President Emmanuel Macron: 12:35 pm
The countries taking part in the G20 Summit are:
- Nigeria
- Argentina
- Italy
- the AU (represented by Comros)
- South Africa
- Bangladesh
- the United Kingdom
- Japan
- Saudi Arabia
- the Republic of Korea
- Egypt
- Australia
- the United States
- Canada
- China
- the U.A.E
- Brazil
- Indonesia
- Turkey
- Spain
- Germany
- France
- Mauritius
- the European Union
- Singapore
The summit is expected to be a challenging one, given the current geopolitical climate. However, it is also an opportunity for the participating countries to come together and discuss ways to address the world’s most pressing problems.
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