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G20 admits African Union as permanent member

  • The African Union has been granted permanent membership in the G20, making it the second regional organization to join the group. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed this move and emphasized that it will contribute to addressing global challenges.
  • The G20 summit in New Delhi is also discussing issues such as loans to developing nations, international debt architecture reform, cryptocurrency regulations, and the impact of geopolitics on food and energy security.
  • The summit's draft declaration reflects broad agreement on many issues, except for the "geopolitical situation" paragraph, which was left blank due to deep divisions over the war in Ukraine. Leaders present at the summit include those from Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United States, while Russia and China are absent.
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The Garden Island broke the news in Hawaii, United States on Friday, September 8, 2023.
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