Big News From PM Modi: African Union Joins The G20 Permanently

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Welcomed The African Union (AU) As A Permanent Participant At The Ongoing G20 Summit In New Delhi.

The 72-Year-Old Leader Made The Official Announcement About The Addition Of The 55-Nation AU As A New Member Of The Club During His Opening Remarks At The First Session Of The Two-Day Summit.

Azali Assoumani, President Of The Union Of Comoros And Chairwoman Of The AU, Joined The G20 As A Full Member After This Declaration.

According To PM Modi, India Proposed That The African Union Be Given Permanent Membership In The G20 In Accordance With The Principle Of “Sabka Saath” (With Everyone). “I Think We Can All Agree On This Proposal,” Said The Speaker. With Your Consent,” He Approve, Three Times Hitting The Table.

India Has Emerged As A Significant Voice In Recent Years, Highlighting The Issues, Challenges, And Aspirations Of The Global South, Notably The African Continent.

G20 Participation

In Order To Promote The Admission Of The African Union In The G20, PM Modi Has Taken A Proactive Approach. In A Letter To G20 Leaders In June, Modi Fervently Urged Them To Award The African Union Full Membership In The Organization At Its Summit In New Delhi.

This Is A Significant Acknowledgment Of The More Than 50 Countries That Make Up Africa As They Strive To Assume A More Prominent Position On The World Scene.

Top Quotations From Prime Minister Modi’s G20 Welcome Speech The African Union’s Permanent Membership In The G20 Was Requested By US President Joe Biden Last Year, Who Emphasized That This Was A Long-Awaited Step. Additionally, According To PM Modi, The Bloc Received A Formal Invitation To Join At This Week’s.

Source : News 9Live