200 Hours, 300 Meetings: G20 Sherpa Lists Hard Work Behind Delhi Consensus
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The G20's adoption of New Delhi declaration is being seen as a huge win for India
Two hundred hours of non-stop negotiations, 300 bilateral meetings and 15 drafts went into achieving consensus on the Ukraine conflict, paving the way for G 20's adoption of New Delhi declaration. The most complex part of the entire #G20 was to bring consensus on the geopolitical paras (Russia-Ukraine). This was done over 200 hours of non -stop negotiations, 300 bilateral meetings, 15 drafts. In this, I was greatly assisted by two brilliant officers - @NagNaidu08 & @eenamgpic.twitter.com/l8bOEFPP37
This was shared by G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant as he appreciated two members of his team for their tireless work during the summit.
"The most complex part of the entire #G20 was to bring consensus on the geopolitical paras (Russia-Ukraine). This was done over 200 hours of non -stop negotiations, 300 bilateral meetings, 15 drafts. In this, I was greatly assisted by two brilliant officers - @NagNaidu08 & @eenamg," he posted on X, formerly Twitter.
