G20 Summit: Today marks the final day of the G20 Summit. On this occasion, Prime Minister Modi handed over the G20 chairmanship to Brazil's President Lula da Silva and extended his congratulations.
Following this, Lula da Silva expressed the need for global efforts to eradicate worldwide hunger and address the issue of debt in impoverished nations.
It's worth noting that the next G20 summit is scheduled to be held in Brazil next year.
Prime Minister Modi said, "I extend heartfelt congratulations to the President of Brazil and hand over the chairmanship of the G20 to him. India holds the G20 chairmanship until November. Over the past two days, you have presented several ideas and proposals. It is our responsibility to consider the suggestions and see how progress can be made. My proposal is that we hold another virtual session of the G20 at the end of November. During this session, we can review the topics discussed at this summit. Our team will share the details with you. I hope all of you will be part of this."
The G20 summit in India has been successful. Today, all the heads of guest nations also visited Rajghat to pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi. Prime Minister Modi was present during this visit.
Prior to this, Prime Minister Modi honoured all the guests by presenting them with khadi shawls. Following their tribute at Mahatma Gandhi's memorial at Rajghat, U.S. President Joe Biden departed for his trip to Vietnam.
As part of his first visit to India as the U.S. President, Biden arrived in the national capital on Friday for the two-day G20 summit. On the same day, he held bilateral discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
During their conversation, which lasted for more than 50 minutes, Modi and Biden committed to strengthening the bilateral defense partnership.