After G20 New Delhi Leaders' Declaration, global leaders came together to unveil groundbreaking initiatives aimed at shaping a new world order and addressing pressing global challenges at summits Iconic venue, Bharat Mandapam on September 9, the day one of the summit. 

The absence of Chinese premiere Xi Jinping and Russian president signaled a changing diplomatic equations in the Indian subcontinent.

Xi's absence was highligh beforehand by global media in view of the recent rebuke from India of Chinese goofup in its map that showed India's state of Arunachal Pradesh as part of its southern province. 

Putin  was also shown in poor light for its invasion of Ukraine that invited the world wide condemnation. 

The key highlights and developments from this significant diplomatic gathering are: 

Global Infrastructure Investment Partnership and the Indian Middle East European Economic Corridor

At the heart of the summit were two major announcements: the launch of the "Global Infrastructure Investment Partnership" and the establishment of the "Indian Middle East European Economic Corridor."

These initiatives represent a commitment to enhancing connectivity, fostering economic growth, and promoting collaboration across borders.

The partnership seeks to invest in critical infrastructure projects worldwide, facilitating global development. Meanwhile, the economic corridor spanning multiple continents signifies an ambitious effort to promote trade, innovation, and shared progress among nations.

Global Biofuel Alliance: A Milestone for Sustainability

In a pivotal moment for environmental sustainability, the summit witnessed the launch of the "Global Biofuel Alliance." This initiative reflects a global commitment to cleaner energy sources and combating climate change.

Indian Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of this alliance in addressing environmental challenges and transitioning to more eco-friendly energy solutions.

Leadership and Unity on Display

The summit drew praise from leaders worldwide, including President Biden, Prince of Saudi Arabia, Italy Georgia Meloni, Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, and Prime Minister of UK, Rishi Sunak, Prime Minister of Australia, France, South Korea and others.

Their collective support underscored the significance of these initiatives in fostering international cooperation and global development.

India's Commitment to Infrastructure and Connectivity

Prime Minister Modi played a central role in highlighting India's commitment to infrastructure development and connectivity projects across the Global South.

He stressed the importance of transparency and adherence to international norms in these efforts, emphasizing India's role as a reliable partner to nations in need of infrastructure support.

Empowering Humanity and Promoting Inclusivity

During the G20 Summit, leaders engaged in discussions aimed at empowering humanity and promoting inclusivity and sustainability on a global scale.

Prime Minister Modi highlighted the positive impact of technology on Indian citizens' lives and stressed the importance of youth development, skill enhancement, and trust-building in global supply chains.

New Delhi Leaders Declaration: Consensus and Cooperation

The adoption of the New Delhi Leaders Declaration marked a significant achievement, showcasing the consensus and cooperation among world leaders towards a more prosperous and harmonious future. Prime Minister Modi expressed gratitude to fellow G20 members for their support and cooperation in shaping this vision.

Bilateral Meetings: Fostering Diplomatic Ties

Prime Minister Modi held a series of bilateral meetings with a diverse group of world leaders, including President Biden, Prime Minister Georgia Meloni of Italy, and leaders from Saudi Arabia, Japan, South Korea, and other nations. These high-level talks covered a wide range of crucial topics, including trade, defense, and emerging technologies, with the aim of fostering global prosperity and strengthening diplomatic ties.

African Union's Permanent Membership: Strengthening Global Commitments

India extended a warm welcome to the African Union as a permanent member of the G20. This move reaffirms the collective commitment to global progress and signifies a significant diplomatic turning point.

G20 Summit in New Delhi showcased a pivotal moment in global diplomacy, with leaders united in their efforts to shape a more interconnected, sustainable, and prosperous world.

The initiatives announced and the consensus reached have the potential to reshape the global landscape and address some of the most pressing challenges facing humanity today.