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00:00 "We have just received good news.
00:04 With the hard work of our teams and with your support,
00:12 New Delhi has agreed to the G20 Leaders' Summit Declaration."
00:21 On September 9, the day of the G20 Summit, which was the first day of this summit,
00:29 PM Modi himself gave information that all the countries have agreed to the New Delhi G20 Leaders' Summit Declaration.
00:36 PM Modi said that with the hard work of our team and with your support,
00:41 New Delhi has agreed to the G20 Leaders' Summit Declaration.
00:45 PM Modi also congratulated the Sherpas and Ministers working in the direction of implementing this declaration.
00:51 In fact, the New Delhi Leaders' Summit Declaration was not able to reach common agreement on issues related to the Russo-Ukraine war.
00:58 But India kept the language of this declaration in such a way that the words of both the opposing parties came together.
01:05 The New Delhi Declaration does not mention Ukraine, but it says that there is a need for "constant peace for all".
01:13 It has been stated that every country will follow international law,
01:18 will follow the territorial integrity, integrity and international human rights of other countries,
01:24 so that peace and stability can be maintained.
01:27 The New Delhi Leaders' Summit Declaration is a great victory for India to become a country of agreement.
01:33 In addition to the Russo-Ukraine war, many other things were emphasized in this declaration,
01:38 such as the call for territorial integrity, integrity and political freedom from all countries.
01:45 The New Delhi G20 Leaders' Summit Declaration has described terrorism as the most serious threat to international peace and security.
01:54 The declaration also condemns all forms of terrorism.
01:57 It has also been said that terrorist groups should be protected and excluded from material or political support to increase international cooperation.
02:06 In this, all the activities of religious hatred against individuals, religious symbols and sacred books have been severely condemned.
02:15 The New Delhi G20 Declaration has emphasized the importance of developing countries such as Jambia, Ghana and Sri Lanka.
02:33 The New Delhi G20 Declaration emphasizes the empowerment of gender equality and women and girls.
02:41 It has been said that women's equal participation in the economic system should be encouraged as decision makers to reduce the gender gap.
02:51 It has also been expressed concern about the exploitation of small arms and light weapons.
02:56 It has also been emphasized the need to meet the increasing needs of institutions such as Financial Action Task Force, FATF and FATF.
03:06 It has also been said that the need to meet the increasing needs of institutions such as Financial Action Task Force, FATF and FATF.
03:07 It has also been said that the need to meet the increasing needs of institutions such as Financial Action Task Force, FATF and FATF.
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