By Sama Marwan,
The recent G20 summit in New Delhi brought together world leaders to address pressing economic issues, including inflation, trade tensions, and climate change. High on the agenda were discussions about sustainable development and digital transformation.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of inclusive growth, proposing initiatives to support developing nations. Meanwhile, U.S. President Joe Biden advocated for stronger global cooperation in combating economic instability. The summit concluded with a joint declaration underscoring the need for multilateral solutions.
Critics argue that the G20’s commitments often lack actionable steps, but proponents believe the platform remains vital for fostering dialogue among nations. As the global economy faces unprecedented challenges, the outcomes of this summit will likely shape policies in the years to come.
