3rd G20 infra working group meet kicks off with eye on 'cities of tomorrow'
Sixty-three delegates from G20 member countries, invitee nations and top global universities, such as Cambridge and Oxford, will take part in the meeting
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Sixty-three delegates from G20 member countries, invitee nations and top global universities, such as Cambridge and Oxford, will take part in the meeting
The green sheets, which were meant to hide the residents of ASR Nagar, have instead thrust them into the limelight. Satish is now tired of having to detail his community’s migration to Vizag, and having to substantiate their status as long-term citizens.
The event provided a platform for the delegates to share their expertise in infrastructure development and explore solutions to global challenges.
The first G20 Infrastructure Working Group meeting under India’s G20 Presidency concluded on Tuesday in Pune. It was attended by 64 delegates from 18 member countries, eight guest countries and eight international organisations.
The flagship priority to be discussed in this meeting is Financing Cities of Tomorrow Inclusive, Resilient and Sustainable, it said.On day one, the IWG delegates will undertake a series of official meetings and discuss the 2023 Infrastructure Agenda.They would also visit the Pune University for tree plantation, followed by a high-level workshop on Financing for the cities of Tomorrow.