The G20 Summit, as we know, is going to be held in India this month. Not only are market participants showing interest in this summit, but even common people are expressing excitement about it.
India, being the leader of the G20 group of countries, helps maintain and strengthen relationships with other countries around the globe and demonstrates its global significance. It’s also an opportunity for India to advocate for countries that are still growing and striving to advance in the world while working towards their own goals.
India’s economy has proven to be resilient while other economies continue to struggle, facing recessionary conditions and uncertainty. India has been making significant progress in its growth journey.
This summit will provide a great opportunity to showcase India’s success and growth to the world while simultaneously attracting global businesses to India at a time when the country is seeking to diversify its investment destinations.
According to the IMF, countries that are still growing and developing are expected to account for approximately 80% of the world’s growth. India, now the fifth-largest economy in the world, is projected to contribute more than 15% of that growth. It is also the only major economy predicted to grow by more than 6% in the next few years.
So, it is a significant milestone for India as it carries a substantial responsibility to advocate for countries in the southern part of the world and leverage its position within the G20 group to effect change both globally and domestically.
There are several ways in which India’s economy can benefit from its involvement in the G20.
First, international trade can receive a significant boost. Issues such as rising protectionism disrupted supply chains, and shortages of food and fuel due to conflicts like the Ukraine-Russia situation can be improved by establishing a fair and transparent system for trade between countries.
Second, technological advancement will be a priority for India. It will have the opportunity to showcase its technological skills and advance them by collaborating with other advanced countries. India will prioritize digital transformation, encompassing areas such as the digital economy, digital education, digital health, digital government, and digital finance, to bridge the digital divide and ensure the benefits of technology reach everyone.
Travel and tourism will receive a boost as representatives from G20 countries, as well as visitors, attend the summit, and residents may also visit the summit locations. Airlines and hotel industries will be in the spotlight, with some hotel companies increasing their room rates in anticipation of the upcoming summit.
Climate finance is also a key agenda item at the summit. India will focus on enhancing the deployment of zero and low-emission power generation, including renewable energy. The power generation sector, including renewable energy, will be a core focus.
As the price of crude oil rises, India may shift its focus to discussing alternative fuels, such as hydrogen-based and ethanol-based options. These sectors will also be in the spotlight throughout the summit.
India anticipates a significant inflow of foreign investment due to its growth and capabilities. Additionally, it demonstrated its capabilities by successfully landing on the moon last month, becoming the fourth country to do so and the first to explore the vast and uncharted south pole of the moon.
Disclaimer: This blog has been written exclusively for educational purposes. The securities mentioned are only examples and not recommendations. It is based on several secondary sources on the internet and is subject to changes. Please consult an expert before making related decisions.
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