In Photos: G20 Foreign Ministers' Meet
Discussions at the G20 Foreign Ministers' meeting were around challenges to multilateralism, among other issues
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New Delhi: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting, at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly arrives to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov arrives to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: Saudi Arabia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Faisal bin Farhan al-Saud arrives to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: Flags of participating countries put up for the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting, at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, March 2.
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New Delhi: Delegates during the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting, at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, March 2.
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New Delhi: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) talks to British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly during the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, March 2.
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New Delhi: India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addresses the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: Brazil's Minister of Foreign Affairs Mauro Vieira speaks at Session 1 of the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting at RBCC in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
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New Delhi: Discussions at the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting focussed on contemporary challenges around multilateralism, food and energy, security, and development cooperation, according to MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi.
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The G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting kicked off at the Rashtrapati Bhawan Cultural Centre (RBCC) in New Delhi on Thursday, 2 March.
Foreign ministers from major countries like India, Brazil, Canada, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among others, were in attendance.
Addressing the meeting through a video message, PM Modi urged the G20 countries to build consensus on pressing challenges facing growth, development, economic resilience, disaster resilience, and financial stability.
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