India to Host ‘Voice of Global South’ Summit to Elicit Views of Non-G20 Nations

New Delhi: As part of its diplomatic story surrounding its year-long presidency of the G-20 grouping, India on Thursday revealed that it would hold a virtual top on the “voice of the worldwide south” next week, on January 12 and 13. Simply as India took control of the rotational G20 presidency last month, senior Indian federal government authorities consistently stated that New Delhi would look for to become the “voice of the Global south”. On Friday, foreign secretary Vinay Kwatra revealed that in a “brand-new and special” effort, India will arrange a virtual “Voice of Global South Summit” under the style “Unity of Voice, Unity of Purpose”. The stated goal was for nations of the Global South to “share their viewpoints and top priorities on a typical platform”. “The effort is influenced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas, and is underpinned by India’s approach of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,” he included. Kwatra kept in mind that “more than 120 nations” have actually been welcomed to take part in the top. He included that the top-level involvement at the head of state or ministerial level would be from “10-20 nations”. By the way, the Non-Aligned Movement, established as a bloc of establishing nations not lined up to any superpower, has a present subscription of 120 nations. India had, naturally, been an establishing member of NAM, together with Ghana, Egypt and Yugoslavia. Considering that 2014, the Indian PM has actually not participated in any NAM tops. The only NAM conference participated in by Prime Minister Modi was to make a virtual address on the covid-19 pandemic in May 2020. At the unique rundown, Kwatra was questioned about the ne
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