PM Modi asserts, India’s G20 Presidency will be inclusive, decisive and action-oriented

PM Narendra Modi’s very productive visit  to G-20 Summit at Bali, Indonesia. PM Modi met  world leaders and shared his thoughts on key issues.

The Prime Minister had fruitful deliberations with various world leaders and also highlighted India’s position on key subjects. India was also handed over the Presidency of the G20 at the closing session of the G20 Summit in Bali on Wednesday. India will officially assume the G20 presidency from 1st of next month. At the closing session, Indonesian President symbolically handed over the G20 Presidency to Prime Minister Modi.

Addressing the Indian community event in Bali, Indonesia, the Prime Minister said, country’s self-sufficiency in medicines and vaccines during the Covid pandemic benefited the world. On close cultural ties with Indonesia, PM Modi said, India and Indonesia are connected by shared heritage and culture. He said, there is so much that India and Indonesia have in common. He said, 1500 kilometers away from Bali, Bali Jatra Mahotsav is being celebrated at Cuttack in Odisha. He said, this mahotsav celebrates thousands of years old India-Indonesia trade relations. He said, at a time when the grand Ram Temple is taking shape in India, India also proudly remember the Ramayana tradition of Indonesia. The Prime Minister said, India stood firmly with Indonesia in challenging times. He added India had started Operation Samudra Maitri when a big earthquake struck Indonesia in 2018.

On the contribution made by the Indian community in the development of Indonesia, the Prime Minister said, the accomplishments of Indian diaspora make the country proud. He said, Indians are playing instrumental role in the development and prosperity of Indonesia.

PM Modi thanks people of Indonesia, Indonesian Govt and President Joko Widodo for their warm hospitality

In a tweet PM Modi said ,”Spent two productive days at the G20 Summit in Bali. Had fruitful deliberations with various world leaders and also highlighted India’s position on key subjects. I thank the people of Indonesia, the Indonesian Government and President joko Widodo for their warm hospitality.”