On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi touted India as the “trusted source in pharmaceutical and IT supply chains” by highlighting 3 key needs for global source chains: “source of trust, transparency and opportunity”.
The prime minister who attended a summit on global supply chain resilience convened through US President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the G20 discussed tactics in which governments can simply mitigate tension issues in the global supply chain ecosystem.
While India is already a “trusted source” in the pharmaceutical and IT supply chains, it must participate in the blank generation supply chain, the prime minister said.
In their Rome Declaration, G20 leaders said that “reducing industry tensions, addressing distortions in all sectors of industry and investment, resolving supply chain disruptions, and selling the industry and mutually favorable investment relationships will be a necessity as economies respond and covid-19 pandemic. “
The G20 countries also made the decision to combine paints to recognize Covid-19 vaccines considered safe and effective through the WHO and in accordance with national laws and circumstances, and the organization’s capacity for vaccine approval, adding through the optimization of procedures and processes to expand the list of legal emergency vaccines (GUE), while proceeding to protect public fitness and make some protection of confidentiality and knowledge.
The leaders, adding Prime Minister Modi, on Sunday reaffirmed their full support for the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and affirmed that the effective implementation of anti-money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation measures is a necessity for monetary confidence. markets, ensuring a sustainable recovery and protecting the integrity of the external monetary system.
The G20 statement said leaders look forward to the assembly in Indonesia in 2022, India in 2023 and Brazil in 2024.
Modi also met with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday, tweeting: “Chancellor Merkel has made a massive contribution to strengthening Indo-German relations. Delighted to meet her today, after a long time, in Rome for a broad and fruitful conversation. “
Modi participated in a consultation on “Climate Change and the Environment”, which followed a luncheon on the theme of “sustainable development”. These meetings are gaining importance as he travels to Glasgow from Rome for the 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP26).
In addition, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met Saturday night with U. S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, on the sidelines of the G20.
Jaishankar tweeted that he and Blinken “have become aware of regional concerns,” a reference to progress in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as China.
“A very smart assembly with Secretary of State @SecBlinken in Rome on the sidelines of @G20org. We discussed a wide variety of issues similar to our partnership. We have become aware of regional concerns,” Jaishankar posted on Twitter.
State Department spokesman Ned Price said the two discussed efforts to deepen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the United States and India.
“Secretary Blinken and Minister Jaishankar discussed a variety of issues, added efforts to Indo-Pacific cooperation through the Quad, and expanded cooperation on shared regional priorities.
“Secretary Blinken and Minister Jaishankar also discussed cooperation to expand global access to Covid-19 vaccines, increase climate ambition at COP26, and strengthen their mutual commitments and shared democratic values,” the spokesperson said.
In Glasgow, the Prime Minister will deliver the national declaration at the World Leaders’ Summit on Monday and will participate in leaders on the topics of climate change, mitigation, adaptation and resilience building, blank technology, innovation and deployment.
One of the occasions is the launch of the Green Grids Global Initiative, One Sun One World One Grid of the International Solar Alliance. Separately, the Prime Minister will release, in combination with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Infrastructure for Resilient Island States (IRIS), a Disaster Resilient Infrastructure Coalition (CDRI) initiative for island countries.
Modi visited the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome on Sunday with world leaders.
The historic fountain, one of the most visited sites in Italy, has for decades attracted tourists and filmmakers, who have popularized the monument as the embodiment of a romantic position.
Members of the delegation threw coins at the fountain on their shoulders, according to a video released through the G20 Italia. Se believes that whoever throws a coin on his shoulder at the fountain will surely return to Rome.