G20 Summit in India in the Late 90s

Study Notes

Dan is explaining about the G20 summit that took place in India in the late 90s.
The G20 summit was a significant event in India and was attended by many important world leaders.
Dan mentions that the first session was called the "Vanarth" session and was led by the large importing countries.
The third session, called the "Feature" session, was chaired by the large developing countries and discussed various economic issues.
The second session, called the "Family" session, was chaired by the finance ministers and focused on financial issues.
The last session, called the "Delhi" summit, was held in New Delhi and marked the end of the G20 meetings.
The attendees at the G20 summit included representatives from over 200 countries and 32 different international organizations.
The summit was held in various locations, including India, Indonesia, Brazil, and Australia.
The Brazil session was particularly important as it marked the first time that Brazil had hosted a G20 summit.
During the summit, various issues were discussed, including economic growth, financial stability, and trade.
One of the most interesting moments of the summit occurred when Prime Minister Modi of India shook hands with Turkish President Erdogan, despite their long-standing disagreements.
The summit also saw the signing of various agreements and memorandums of understanding between different countries.
In the "Family" session, the finance ministers discussed various financial issues and agreed to work towards greater financial cooperation and coordination.
The "Delhi" summit marked the end of the G20 meetings and saw the adoption of the Delhi Declaration, which outlined the key outcomes of the summit.
The summit was also marked by various cultural events and exhibitions, showcasing the rich diversity of the participating countries.
The G20 summit was a significant event in global politics and marked the beginning of a new era of international cooperation and coordination.- The text is about a diplomatic meeting, likely the G20 summit, with various world leaders attending.
Prime ministers of other countries, including France, are present, but the text specifically mentions the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
Modi called for a personal conversation with Netherlands' country representative during the meeting.
During this conversation, Modi spoke about India's invitation to 19 countries and a European Union representative to an event in Delhi.
The countries invited include Bangladesh, Iceland, Nigeria, Oman, Singapore, and Spain.
Modi used a personal tone during the conversation, inviting the Netherlands representative to India and mentioning their friendship.
Modi also discussed a presentation that was to be shown during the event in Delhi.
The text mentions that the conversation took place during the third session of the Delhi summit and lasted three and a half hours.
The fourth session of the summit was set to take place at the National Aquarium in New Delhi.
The meeting venue was described as "situated amidst lush greenery and water bodies" and was being prepared for the gathering.
The text also mentions that various media outlets were reporting on the summit, with some focusing on India specifically.
Modi welcomed the guests to the event, which was being organized by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, with Sirshakar Chakra as its symbol.
A video exists of this event, showing Modi speaking to the guests with the Chakra symbol visible behind him.