The agenda of the G20 Summit 2023, held in New Delhi, India, under the theme "One Earth, One Family, One Future," focused on various global issues and priorities. The G20 is a group of 19 countries and the European Union, representing the worlds major economies. The main topics discussed during the summit included:
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Agriculture: Addressing challenges in the agricultural sector, such as food security, sustainability, and innovation.
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Anti-corruption: Strengthening efforts to combat corruption and promote transparency in both public and private sectors.
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Culture: Recognizing the role of culture in sustainable development and promoting cultural diversity.
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Digital economy: Discussing the opportunities and challenges of the digital economy, including digital infrastructure, data governance, and cybersecurity.
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Disaster risk reduction: Enhancing resilience and preparedness to mitigate the impact of natural and man-made disasters.
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Development: Promoting inclusive and sustainable development, with a focus on poverty eradication, education, and healthcare.
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Education: Ensuring access to quality education for all, including digital literacy and skills development.
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Employment: Addressing the challenges of unemployment, underemployment, and the changing nature of work.
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Environment and climate sustainability: Discussing climate change mitigation, adaptation, and the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Energy transitions: Promoting clean and sustainable energy sources, energy efficiency, and energy access for all.
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Health: Strengthening global health systems, pandemic preparedness, and response, and ensuring equitable access to healthcare.
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Trade and investment: Fostering open, fair, and inclusive trade and investment policies to support economic growth and development.
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Tourism: Promoting sustainable and responsible tourism, including cultural heritage preservation and community engagement.
The G20 leaders were expected to adopt a Leaders' Declaration at the conclusion of the summit, outlining their commitment to the discussed priorities.
