Highlights of G20 Summit 2023

2023-09-10 | Raj Raushan

The 18th edition of G20 summit is being held between 9 to 10 September 2023. It is being organized at Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.

This is the first G20 summit, which is being held in India and South Asia.

Highlights of G20 Summit

Who is hosting the G20 Summit in 2023?

The G20 Summit 2023 is hosted by India. with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as president of the summit. Amitabh Kant is India's G20 Sherpa.

On 01 December 2022, India formally took over the G20 presidency under the theme of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” or “One Earth One Family One Future”.

The G20 presidency was handed over to India at the closing ceremony of the 17^th G20 summit hosted by Indonesia in Bali in November 2022.

The 19th G20 Summit is scheduled to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2024.

G20 Presidency

(Source: india.gov)

Latest Updates on G20 Summit

African Union formally joins the G20 group. The AU is an intergovernmental organisation, which comprises the 55 member countries of the African Continent. It was officially launched in 2002.
New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration has been adopted at the G20 Summit 2023. G20 leaders have given 100% consensus on all 83 paras of the Declaration.
New Delhi Leaders' Declaration focuses on: Strong, Sustainable, Balanced, and Inclusive Growth, Accelerating Progress on SDGs, Green Development Pact for a Sustainable Future, Multilateral Institutions for the 21st Century, and Reinvigorating Multilateralism.
India has announced the launch of a Global Biofuel Alliance at G20 Summit in New Delhi. PM Modi has invited all of the countries to join the global biofuel alliance.
India, USA and Brazil will work together with interested countries for the development of a Global Biofuel Alliance.
PM Modi also proposed to launch the G20 Satellite Mission for Environment and Climate Observation and invited all countries to join it.
He said that the climate and weather data obtained from India’s Chandrayaan Mission will be shared with all countries, particularly the countries of the Global South.
He also urged leaders to start working on “Green Credit Initiative”.
India and US and several major economies announced an ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
Indian Cultural heritage sites displayed at Bharat Mandapam- Sun Temple at Konark and Nalanda Mahavihara.
G20 leaders visited Rajghat on 10 September to pay their respects.

Who are the attendees of G20 Summit 2023?

All the G20 members, all invited countries, and invited International Organizations are attending the meeting.

Only, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador are not attending the G20 Summit.

List of G20 Members

G20 Member Countries
Argentina	Japan
Australia	Republic of Korea
Brazil	Mexico
Canada	Russia
China	Saudi Arabia
France	South Africa
Germany	Türkiye
India	United Kingdom
Indonesia	United States
Italy	European Union

Who were G20 Invitees Countries?

At the G20 Summit 2023, leaders of countries like Bangladesh, Egypt, Mauritius, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Singapore, Spain and UAE have been invited by G20 Chair India.

Country	Leader's Name
Bangladesh	Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Egypt	President Abdel Fattah Saeed Hussein Khalil El-Sisi
Mauritius	Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth
Netherlands	Prime Minister Mark Rutte
Nigeria	President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Oman	Head of State Sultan Haitham bin Tarik
Singapore	Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong
Spain	Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez
UAE	President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

Invited International Organizations at G20 Summit 2023

At the G20 Summit 2023, leaders of International organisations like WTO, World Bank, IMF, WHO, etc. were invited along with heads of regional organisations like African Union. There were three international organisations invited as guests- ISA, CDRI and ADB.

Category	Organization	Heads of Organization
Representatives of International Organisations	United Nations	António Guterres
	International Monetary Fund (IMF)	Kristalina Georgieva
	World Bank (WB)	Ajay Banga
	World Health Organization (WHO)	Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
	World Trade Organization (WTO)	Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
	International Labour Organization (ILO)	Gilbert F. Houngbo
	Financial Stability Board	Klaas Knot
	Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)	Mathias Cormann
Chairs of Regional Organizations	African Union (AU)	Azali Assoumani
	African Union Development Agency - NEPAD (AUDA-NEPAD)	Nardos Bekele-Thomas
	Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)	Dr. Kao Kim Hourn
Guest International Organizations (Guest IOs)	International Solar Alliance (ISA)	Ajay Mathur
	Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)	Amit Prothi
	Asian Development Bank (ADB)	Asian Development Bank (ADB)

What is G20 - Group of Twenty?

The Group of Twenty (G20) is the major forum for international economic cooperation. It plays a vital role in shaping and strengthening the global architecture and governance on all major international economic issues.

The G20 does not have a permanent secretariat or staff. The G20 presidency rotates annually among the members, which are selected from a different regional group of countries.

Therefore, the 19 member countries are divided into five groups, each consisting of a maximum of four countries. Most groups are formed on a regional basis, meaning countries from the same region are usually placed in the same group.

Groups of G20 Members

The European Union is the 20th member, which is not a member of any of these regional groupings. Each year another country from a different group takes over the presidency of the G20.

The G20 Presidency is responsible for bringing together the G20 agenda in consultation with other members and in response to developments in the global economy.

Inception of G20

In 1999, the G20 was founded after the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98. It was formed as an informal forum for finance ministers and central bank governors of the most important industrialized and developing economies to discuss international economic and financial stability.

In the wake of the global economic and financial crises of 2007 and 2009, the G20 was upgraded to the level of heads of state or government.

G20 is headed by a Sherpa, who is the representative of the leader.

List of G20 meetings held during the Presidency of India

More than 200 meetings have been organized across 60 cities in India for G20 summit. Here is the list of important G20 meetings held in various cities.

Meeting	Venue	Date
1st Sherpa meeting	Udaipur	13th – 15th December 2022
1st Finance & Central Bank Deputies Meeting	Bengaluru	13th – 16th December 2022
1st Development Working Group Meeting	Mumbai	16th – 17th December 2022
1st Framework Working Group Meeting	Bengaluru	20th December 2022
1st Joint Finance and Health Task Force Meeting	Virtual mode	9th – 11th January 2023
1st Meeting for the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion	Kolkata	16th – 17th January 2023
1st Infrastructure Working Group Meeting	Pune	18th – 20th January 2023
1st Health Working Group Meeting	Thiruvananthapuram	30th – 31st January 2023
1st International Financial Architecture Working Group Meeting	Chandigarh	2nd – 4th February 2023
1st Education Working Group Meeting	Chennai	31st January – 2nd February, 2023
1st Employment Working Group Meeting	Jodhpur	2nd – 3rd February 2023
1st Sustainable Finance Working Group Meeting	Guwahati	5th – 7th February 2023
1st Energy Transitions Working Group Meeting	Bengaluru	7th – 9th February 2023
1st Tourism Working Group Meeting	Rann of Kutch	9th – 11th February 2023
1st Environment and Climate Working Group Meeting	Bengaluru	13th – 15th February 2023
1st Agriculture Working Group Meeting	Indore	13th – 15th February 2023
1st DEWG – Seminar on Digital Inclusion & Excursion	Lucknow	22nd – 25th February 2023
1st FMCBG and 2nd FCBD Meeting	Bengaluru	23rd – 25th February 2023
1st Culture Working Group Meeting	Khajuraho	1st – 2nd March 2023
G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting	Delhi	1st – 4th March 2023
1st Anti-Corruption Working Group Meeting	Gurugram	6th – 7th March 2023
2nd Meeting for the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion	Hyderabad	15th – 17th March 2023
2nd Education Working Group Meeting	Amritsar	20th March 2023
2nd Joint Finance-Health Task Force Meeting	Virtual mode	21st – 23rd March 2023
2nd Sustainable Finance Working Group Meeting	Udaipur	24th – 25th March 2023
2nd Framework Working Group Meeting	Chennai	27th – 29th March 2023
2nd Environment and Climate Working Group Meeting	Gandhinagar	28th – 29th March 2023
1st Trade & Investment Working Group Meeting	Mumbai	29th – 31st March 2023
2nd Agriculture Working Group Meeting	Visakhapatnam	30th – 31st March 2023
1st Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group (DRRWG) meeting	Gandhinagar	30th March – 1st April, 2023
2nd Sherpa Meeting	Kumarakom	30th March – 2nd April, 2023
2nd International Financial Architecture Working Group Meeting	Paris	1st – 4th April 2023
2nd Tourism Working Group Meeting	Siliguri/Darjeeling	2nd – 4th April 2023
2nd Energy Working Group Meeting	Gandhinagar	3rd – 5th April 2023
2nd Employment Working Group Meeting	Guwahati	6th – 9th April 2023
2nd Development Working Group Meeting	Kumarakom	12th – 13th April 2023
2nd Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting	Washington DC	17th – 19th April 2023
2nd Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting	Goa	17th – 19th April 2023
2nd Digital Economy Working Group Meeting	Hyderabad	17th – 19th April 2023
Meeting of Agricultural Chief Scientists	Varanasi	17th – 19th April 2023
3rd Education Working Group Meeting	Bhubaneswar	9th – 11th May 2023
3rd Development Working Group Meeting	Goa	15th – 17th May 2023
2nd Culture Working Group Meeting	Bhubaneswar	15th – 17th May 2023
3rd Energy Transitions Working Group Meeting	Mumbai	21st – 23rd May 2023
3rd Environment and Climate Sustainability Working Group Meeting	Mumbai	22nd – 24th May 2023
3rd Tourism Working Group Meeting	Srinagar	24th – 26th May 2023
2nd Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group Meeting	Mumbai	25th – 27th May 2023
2nd Anti-Corruption Working Group Meeting	Rishikesh	1st – 2nd June 2023
3rd Employment Working Group Meeting	Geneva	4th – 6th June 2023
3rd Health Working Group Meeting	Hyderabad	5th – 7th June 2023
3rd International Financial Architecture Working Group Meeting	Goa	6th – 9th June 2023
4th Development Working Group Meeting	New Delhi	11th – 13th June 2023
Development Ministers Meeting	Varanasi	12th – 14th June 2023
3rd Digital Economy Working Group Meeting	Pune	12th – 14th June 2023
3rd Framework Working Group Meeting	Kochi	15th – 17th June 2023
3rd Agriculture Deputies Meeting	Hyderabad	17th June 2023
Agriculture Ministers Meeting	Hyderabad	19th – 20th June 2023
4th Tourism Working Group Meeting	Goa	19th – 21st June 2023
2nd Trade & Investment Working Group Meeting	Kevadia	19th – 21st June 2023
3rd Sustainable Finance Working Group Meeting	Mahabalipuram	20th – 21st June 2023
4th Education Working Group Meeting	Pune	21st – 22nd June 2023
Tourism Ministers Meeting	Goa	22nd June 2023
Education Ministers Meeting	Pune	22nd – 24th June 2023
3rd Meeting for the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion	Bali	22nd June 2023
3rd Joint Health-Finance Task Force Meeting	Virtual	26th – 28th June 2023
3rd Infrastructure Working Group Meeting	Rishikesh	10th – 12th July 2023
3rd Sherpa Meeting	Hampi	13th – 15th July 2023
3rd Trade & Investment Working Group Meeting	Bengaluru	14th – 16th July 2023
3rd Finance and Central Bank Deputies Meeting	Gandhinagar	15th – 17th July 2023
3rd Culture Working Group Meeting	Hampi	17th – 18th July 2023
3rd Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting	Gandhinagar	19th – 20th July 2023
4th Energy Transitions Working Group Meeting	Goa	19th – 20th July 2023
4th Employment Working Group Meeting	Indore	21st July 2023
Labour and Employment Ministers Meeting	Indore	22nd July 2023
Energy Ministers Meeting	Goa	24th – 26th July 2023
3rd Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group Meeting	Chennai	26th – 27th July 2023
4th Environment and Climate Sustainability Working Group Meeting	Chennai	28th – 29th July 2023
Environment and Climate Sustainability Ministers Meeting	Chennai	9th – 12th August 2023
Anti-Corruption Ministers Meeting	Kolkata	9th – 11th August 2023
Ministerial Meeting on Women’s Empowerment	Gandhinagar	10th August 2023
Joint Health-Finance Ministers Meeting	Gandhinagar	16th – 18th August 2023
4th Digital Economy Working Group Meeting	Bengaluru	17th August 2023
4th Health Working Group Meeting	Gandhinagar	18th – 19th August 2023
Health Working Group Ministers Meeting	Gandhinagar	19th August 2023
Digital Economy Working Group Ministers Meeting	Bengaluru	21st – 22nd August 2023
4th Trade & Investment Working Group	Jaipur	23rd August 2023
Culture Ministers Meeting	Varanasi	24th – 25th August 2023
Trade & Investment Ministers Meeting	Jaipur	3rd – 6th September 2023
4th Sherpa Meeting	New Delhi	5th – 6th September 2023
4th Finance and Central Bank Deputies Meeting	New Delhi	6th September 2023
Joint Sherpas and Finance Deputies Meeting	New Delhi	7th September 2023
Joint Finance and Energy Deputies Meeting	New Delhi	8th September 2023
Joint Finance and Energy Ministers Meeting	New Delhi	9th – 10th September 2023
G20 Summit	New Delhi	9th – 10th September 2023

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about 18th G20 Summit 2023

Which country hosted the 18th G20 Summit?

India has hosted the 18th G20 Summit in New Delhi.

How many countries were invited for the 2023 G20 Summit?

At the G20 Summit 2023, leaders of countries like Bangladesh, Egypt, Mauritius, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Singapore, Spain and UAE have been invited by G20 Chair India.

Which international organisations were invited as guests at the G20 Summit 2023?

International Solar Alliance, Asian Development Bank and Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure were invited as guests at the G20 Summit 2023.

When was 18th G20 Summit held?

18th G20 Summit was held on 9 and 10 September 2023 in New Delhi.

Where was 18th G20 Summit 2023 organised?

18th G20 Summit 2023 was organised at Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre, Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.

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