Mumbai: PM Narendra Modi on Friday arrived in Rome, Italy to attend the 16th G20 Summit from October 30-31 at the invitation of Italian PM Mario Draghi.
Ahead of his departure from India on Friday, PM Modi took to Twitter to announce his visit to Rome, the Vatican city and later Glasgow over the next few days, attending several bilateral meetings including the G20 Leaders’ Summit and COP26 Gaya.
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He said that there will be various bilateral and community-related events during his visit.
A statement issued from PM Modi’s office said that he will visit Rome, Italy and Vatican City from October 29 to 31, while he will be in Glasgow from November 1-2.
Speaking about the G20 summit, PM Modi said that it will be the first in-person summit of the G20 in 2020 since the outbreak of the pandemic, adding that it will allow leaders to take stock of the current global situation and exchange ideas “on how the G20 can be an engine for strengthening economic resilience and building back inclusively and sustainably from the pandemic.”
“Today, India is creating new records in a collective effort for climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience and forging multilateral alliances. India is among the top countries in the world in terms of installed renewable energy, wind and solar energy capacity,” he wrote.
PM Modi further said that he would highlight the need to comprehensively address the issues of climate change “including equitable distribution of carbon space, support for mitigation and adaptation and resilience-building measures, mobilization of finance, technology transfer and green and inclusion”. The importance of sustainable lifestyles for development.”
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