India used its Presidency of the G20 to bring the voice of the Global South to the centre stage. Discuss with special reference to Africa.
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India's G20 Presidency as avenue to support and sustain India's multi-alignment while serving as legitimate voice of Global South
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India's G20 Presidency was an avenue in support, sustain & synergise India's multi-alignment & act as legitimate voice of global South. Used Presidency to Bring Global South Voice Centre Stage: (1) Voiced Concerns of Global South: Like inflation, neocolonialism, climate change. (2) Included Global South Nation: As Indian special invitees. (Eg Bangladesh, Egypt, UAE). (3) Ensured Just Deliberation: where wise of global south/developing world at trampled by Global North/Developed world. (Eg Assessment of Digital task). (4) Promoted Equitable Solutions: to benefit of Global South Nation. (Eg Debt Relief Subudive With IMF). Special Reference to Africa: (1) Included African Union as 21st Member: Transforming G20 to G21 under Indian Presidency. (2) Voice at Global Table: to Africa nation to decide world policies. - "if you are at the table, you are on the menu". (3) Agreement to Benefit African Nations: on climate chage, transfer of funds on concessional basis. (4) Social Impact Fund: created to promote non-economically viable but Socially needed projects.
- Clear articulation of India's strategic approach
- Specific examples of Global South concerns addressed
- Mentions African Union inclusion as transformative step
- Links to SDG through debt relief and climate action
- Comprehensive coverage of initiatives for Africa
- Mentions technology partnership framework
- Links to SDG-16
- Showcases India's soft power
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India and its Neighborhood Relations
India's G20 Presidency and Global South Voice
India's Role in Bringing Global South Voice with Special Reference to Africa
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Formal and diplomatic
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