PM Modi passes G20 Presidency baton to Brazil's Lula da Silva

Prime Minister Narendra Modi ceremoniously passed the G20 presidency to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, signifying the official transfer of leadership during a symbolic event. President Lula da Silva commended India for advocating topics relevant to emerging economies during its presidency.

In a significant proposal, Prime Minister Modi suggested hosting a virtual G-20 session at the end of November to evaluate the recommendations and decisions formulated during the recently concluded leaders' summit held in New Delhi. He emphasized that India's presidency would extend until November 30, granting over two months for India to continue leading the G-20.

During the concluding session of the G-20 summit, Prime Minister Modi formally handed over the presidency to Brazil, extending his best wishes for their forthcoming tenure. Brazil is set to assume the presidency of the G20 on December 1, marking the transition of leadership within the elite group.

India passes the gavel to Brazil.

We have unwavering faith that they will lead with dedication, vision and will further global unity as well as prosperity.

India assures all possible cooperation to Brazil during their upcoming G20 Presidency. @LulaOficial pic.twitter.com/twaN577XZv

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 10, 2023