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India takes over G20 presidency for 2023, PM Modi extends invitation

PM Modi took over the "key" from Indonesian president Joko Widodo, India will officially assume the presidency of G20 on December 1

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Indonesian President Joko Widodo during a working session on digital transformation at the G20 Summit, in Bali, Indonesia, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022
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As the G20 Summit in Bali ended on Wednesday, Indonesia handed over the presidency for the coming year to India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who took over the "key" from Indonesian president Joko Widodo extended the invitation to all the member countries. India will officially assume the presidency on December 1. 

He added that digital transformation is the "most remarkable change" of this era, and its benefits should reach everyone. 

"During its G-20 Presidency next year, India will work jointly with G-20 partners towards this objective. The principle of 'Data for development' will be an integral part of the overall

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