G20 Summit: President Joe Biden Confirmed to Attend Amidst Covid Concerns and Disputes on Ukraine

2023-09-06 16:51:58

New Delhi: The United States has confirmed that President Joe Biden will attend the G20 summit hosted by India. Concerns that Joe Biden’s trip will be canceled following the American first lady Jill Biden was confirmed with Covid-19. But Biden’s Covid test result was negative and turned positive for the G20 summit. The White House confirmed that Joe Biden’s second test following Jill Biden’s covid test was negative. Joe Biden will attend in a closed room wearing a mask.

G20: Putin and Xi will not attend, India’s consensus proposal on ‘Ukraine’, strong opposition to US and G7

Meanwhile, the United States also confirmed the dispute over the joint declaration at the summit. US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan stated that there is no consensus on the Ukraine issue. The American National Security Adviser said that although Joe Biden will arrive, there is no consensus on the joint declaration.

At the same time, the Congress leaders have criticized the absence of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping from the G20 summit. Criticism has also been raised over the joint declaration at the summit. Congress working committee member Shashi Tharoor said that if no agreement can be reached on the joint declaration, then India is also tired. However, Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakshi Lekhi said that the absence of Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will not affect the summit. The government is facing questions regarding their absence, pointing out that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin sent representatives.

Meanwhile, world leaders started arriving to participate in the summit. Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu arrived in Delhi. In the absence of consensus on political issues, the discussions at the summit are likely to end with agreements on issues such as climate change, women’s empowerment and use of biofuels.

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