As the first session of G20 Summit begins in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the nation's commitment to inclusivity, labelling India's G20 presidency as a symbol of "sabka saath," or unity with all. He emphasised that this presidency has evolved into a people's G20, with millions of Indians engaged in more than 200 meetings across over 60 cities in the country. In a significant gesture, India proposed granting permanent membership to the African Union within the G20, a move aimed at expanding representation and fostering global cooperation. Furthermore, he underscored the importance of the 21st century as a crucial era for charting a new global course. With old challenges demanding fresh solutions, he urged leaders to adopt a human-centric approach in addressing these issues. In his address, PM Modi emphasised that just as humanity has successfully battled against COVID-19, it is now imperative to conquer the trust deficit that has emerged due to conflicts and tensions around the world. His remarks at the G20 Summit reflect India's dedication to fostering collaboration and addressing the pressing challenges of our times. G20 Summit 2023: PM Narendra Modi Welcomes Joe Biden, Rishi Sunak, Muhammed Bin Salman and Other Leaders at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi's Pragati Maidan (Watch Video).

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