Conference on ‘India’s G20 Moment: Forging an Inclusive World Order’
Organised by India Writes Network and Centre for Global India Insights, in partnership with the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, the Panel Discussion on “India’s G20 Moment: Forging an Inclusive World
Order” will explore how India can be a force
for global good and take the lead in shaping an inclusive world order under its
G20 presidency. India’s G20 Chief Coordinator Harsh Vardhan Shringla will be keynote speaker at the conference. He will be joined by a panel of eminent diplomats and experts, who will explain how India can be a force for global good in a challenging world order.
When: April 12, 11 am – 1 pm
Registration & Tea – 10.30 am
Panel Discussion: 11 am – 1 pm
Keynote address by Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Chief Coordinator,
G20 India – 11 am
Venue: Nehru Memorial Museum and
Library, Auditorium
Teen Murti Bhavan, Teen Murti
Marg, Teen Murti Marg Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110011
Panel
Discussion
Shringla, India’s G20 Chief Coordinator, will deliver the Keynote address at the conference.
Shombi Sharp, UN Resident Coordinator
Amar Patnaik, Member of Parliament and author
Eduardo Uziel, Deputy Ambassador, Brazil/Charge D’ Affairs
Ashish Kumar Sinha, Joint
Secretary (G20-II), MEA
Mr Deep Kapuria, Chairman, The
High-Tech Group of Companies
Dr. Sandhya Purecha, Chair,
Women 20
Dr Harsha Vardhana Singh,
Former Deputy DG, WTO
Moderator/Chair: Manish Chand, CEO, India Writes Network; Director, Centre for Global India Insights
Remarks by speakers will be followed by Q & A with the audience. Participants can send their questions in advance to indiawritesgroup@gmail.com)
Panel
Discussion will be followed by lunch.
Concept: India has taken over the G20 presidency at a very challenging time in the international order, best with multiple crises of food and energy security, climate change and declining trust in multilateralism. The world is increasingly looking at India as a problem-solver and agenda-setter. There is also a greater realisation that the greatest challenges we face can be only solved by acting together. Against this backdrop, India has a unique opportunity to shape a truly inclusive world order which is more representative and reflective of aspirations of developing countries. In this regard, reforming the global governance architecture holds the key to shaping an inclusive world order which will benefit the entire world in the spirit of “Vasushaiva Kutumbakam,” the philosophy of One Earth One Family One Future that animates India’s G20 presidency. The conference is expected to culminate in concrete proposals for facilitating reformed multilateralism and enhancing global collaboration across crucial areas ranging from accelerating Sustainable Development Goals and green transition to food and energy security.
The panel discussion will be attended by eminent diplomats, civil servants, strategic experts, business people, development professionals, journalists and students.
