India hands over the G20 presidency to Brazil, proud of the group’s “consensus” despite the war’s division

Delegations from each country leave India after the conclusion of the conference summitThe most important agreement revolves around Ukraine. The country’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, handed over the presidency of the country G20 to the head Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silvawho will officially lead the forum Starting next December.

Modi handed over the presidential gavel to Lula, who began his speech by thanking India for its efforts in its role as a leader. The New Delhi meeting concludes after the leaders yesterday reached an unexpected collective consensus on the final declaration in which the war in Ukraine was a sticking point. The declaration ended with an indirect reference to the war, and to the leaders’ unanimous position on territorial integrity.

Brazil will take the baton under the slogan “Building a just world and a sustainable planet”. G20 It will focus on three priorities Under his presidency: social inclusion, energy transition and sustainable development in the social, economic and environmental fields.

The Brazilian President stressed that for the group to function and be able to adequately address current global challenges, the 20 countries must remain united. “We are not interested in a divided G20,” he insisted.

Modi, for his part, concluded Thankful for the cooperation Members in their goal of coming to a joint declaration.

Praise for Mahatma Gandhi Memorial

He visited the G20 leaders before the meeting concluded Memorial In the Indian capital in honor of High spiritGandhiOne of the key figures in India’s independence from the British colonial yoke. There they laid wreaths on the Raj Ghat, a black marble slab that marks the spot where the Indian leader’s body was cremated in 1948.

This visit to the Gandhi Memorial is the only event of this summit held outside the convention center.

Spain commends the consensus of the G20

Spain It is believed that the consensus reached on Ukraine is Progress in the search for a just and lasting peace. However, he realizes that this country may not be completely satisfied with not demanding the withdrawal of Russian forces to begin talks.

This is what the Acting First Vice President of the Spanish Government said. NadiaCalvinowho led the Spanish delegation at the New Delhi summit in the absence of President Pedro Sanchez after he was infected with the Corona virus.

Calvino highlighted that the final declaration called for this Work for a just and lasting peace In accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter of Rights. He added: “There is a change in focus in which we leave behind a text that exposed contradictions, and we are reconciled with a text that clearly calls for work for a just and lasting peace guided by the principles of the United Nations.” added.

Likewise, he believes that the G20 in New Delhi also leaves a clear field Commitment to pluralism As you think is reflected in the statement.