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SEOUL: G20 Extraordinary Leaders’ Summit on Afghanistan
SEOUL:
At the invitation of the Italian Presidency of
the G-20, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will participate in the upcoming
G20 Extraordinary Leaders’ Summit on Afghanistan on 12 October in virtual
format. The Summit is being convened by the G20 Italian Presidency.
The agenda of the meeting will include a discussion on response to humanitarian
needs and access to basic services and livelihood; security and the fight
against terrorism; and mobility, migration and human rights.
PM had earlier participated in the SCO – CSTO outreach Summit on Afghanistan.
External Affairs Minister, Dr. S Jaishankar, participated in the meeting of G20
Foreign Ministers on Afghanistan on the margins of the UN General Assembly in
New York.
The G20 comprises twenty of the world’s major economies and is an important
platform to help build international consensus and facilitate a coordinated
approach between multilateral organizations, including the UN and its agencies,
and global and regional actors to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in
Afghanistan.