G20 Summit : G20 Summit will start from today in Bharat Mandapam
G20 Summit : G20 Summit will start from today in Bharat Mandapam
G20 Summit : The wait for the G-20 summit will end in a few minutes from now. The two-day summit will begin at Bharat Mandapam from 09 am today. For this, the heads of G20 countries have reached Delhi. G-20 summit will be held in three sessions on the first day.
Participating Countries in the G20 Summit
A total of 20 countries are participating in the G20 Summit. The G20 includes India, France, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Argentina, US, UK, Turkey, South Korea, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Mexico, Japan, Italy, Indonesia and the European Union as its 20th member. .
In the G20 Summit today, at 09:30-10:30, the leaders and heads of delegations will arrive at the conference venue i.e. Bharat Mandapam, where the Prime Minister of the country, Narendra Modi will welcome everyone.
Every guest of G-20 will get Rs 1,000
The process of arrival of guests to attend the G-20 Summit has started. All the guests will reach Delhi by Friday evening. G-20 guests in India will be given detailed information about Digital India. To tell everyone about UPI, guests will be given Rs 1000 each, by transferring which the guests will make purchases.
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