G20 Summit Sunak, Biden, Trudeau, Albanese World Leaders in New Delhi

New Delhi Welcomes Sunak, Biden, Trudeau, and Albanese to the G20 Summit

G20 Summit in New Delhi, India, deploying drones around the national capital and painting murals at the underpass The historic G20 summit is scheduled for September 9 and 10, and it marks a significant milestone as India becomes the inaugural South Asian nation to host the summit. The leaders from the major economies of the G20 Group will be able to assemble in New Delhi to discuss the issues and the geopolitical divide over the war in Ukraine that threatens progress on several global fronts.

• India is deploying drones in New Delhi, painting murals, and chasing the monkeys away using large-scale Langur cutouts. Many major leaders across the world are attending the G20 summit in New Delhi.

• The US president, Joe Biden, was arriving in New Delhi and staying at the ITC Maurya. Biden will talk with Prime Minister Modi on Friday about the clean energy transition and climate change at the summit.

• This is the first official trip to India for UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and he will stay at the Shangri-La Hotel.

• Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is traveling to the ASEAN summit before arriving in New Delhi for the G20 Summit on Saturday and Sunday, and he will stay at the Lalit Hotel.

• Anthony Albanese, prime minister of Australia, visited New Delhi, India, for the 20th Summit on Saturday and Sunday. He also attended the Indonesian and Philippine summits. He will be staying at the Imperial Hotel for the G20 Summit.

China’s President Xi Jinping is not attending the G20 Summit, which is important for global economic cooperation. It is an opportunity for the leaders to raise their voices regarding the major economies of the world and discuss and address pressing global issues. Xi’s absence from the summit is a setback for these efforts. Xi Jinping is not planning to travel to the G20 Summit 2023, held in New Delhi, India. Some speculate that he may be reluctant to travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and others believe that he was trying to avoid a direct confrontation with Biden.

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