PrintFriendlyThe G20 presidency happens on a rotational basis every year. Each year, one of the member states of G20 is given the presidency to host and organise events in her nation. Yet, the G20 events of 2023 are not like that of any other year. In 2023, under the presidency of India, G20 events are taking a whole new dimension in terms of the kind of expectations that not just the developing countries from Global South have from India to create a level playing field for the smaller states, but also among the major economic and military powerhouses of the word who are increasingly looking up to India to emerge as an arbiter and solution provider for many of the complex and profound challenges the world is grappling with.
In a world marred by deep ideological divides and military face-offs, where credibility is fast becoming an extremely elusive commodity, India under the leadership of Prime Ministership Narendra Modi has not just emerged as a ‘bright spot in a dark horizon’ for global economy, but also as one which is trusted by states even on extreme ends of ideological and economic divides
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India’s G20 Presidency: Beacon of Hope for Global South and the Rest