The much-awaited G20 summit has brought together world leaders from different nations. The presence of the delegates has created a buzz among many, especially in Arunachal Pradesh, India. The delegates have recently reached Arunachal and are rumored to visit Tawang on March 26th. The news elicits a lot of excitement and curiosity as the delegates’ visit could have a profound impact on the tourism and development sectors of the region. In this article, we shall delve into the details of the G20 summit and the anticipated visit of the delegates to Tawang.
Arunachal Pradesh, a state located in the northeastern region of India, recently played host to over 50 international delegates who arrived in the state to participate in a G20 meeting. The delegates, hailing from various member countries and international organisations, landed at the Hollongi airport in Itanagar, the state capital. After their arrival, they were taken to an exhibition where they were able to see the diverse tribal arts and cultures of the state on display. They also got the opportunity to witness budding innovators showcasing their ideas and inventions.
Later, the delegates attended a meeting, followed by a visit to the Thupten Gatseling Monastery. Here, they immersed themselves in the local culture and were treated to some delightful musical performances. From there, they proceeded to the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, where they were briefed about the state’s rich cultural heritage and history.
In the evening, the delegates were treated to a cultural programme at the state assembly. The entire day was packed with activities that showcased the state’s culture and traditions.
The next day, the delegates were scheduled to visit Tawang, a border town situated at the China-India border. However, sources have said that the visit will depend on the weather conditions in the area. From there, they will travel to Guwahati, the capital of Assam state.
Reflecting on the significance of the G20 meeting in his state, Chief Minister Pema Khandu called it a “geo-political and diplomatic event” that demonstrated the spirit of brotherhood embodied by the mantra of “One Earth, One Family and One Future.” He said that the people of Arunachal Pradesh lived in harmony with nature and had adopted the Pakke Declaration-2047, which pledged to make the state carbon-negative and combat climate change through sustainable development practices.
Itanagar, the state capital, was beautifully decorated with flags representing the member countries of the G20, as well as posters and banners for the event. The visit by the international delegates was a significant event that showcased the state’s culture and traditions, and highlights its efforts to combat climate change and preserve the environment.
Overall, the G20 meeting in Arunachal Pradesh was a resounding success, and the international delegates returned home with a deeper appreciation and understanding of the state’s rich cultural heritage, its commitment to sustainability, and its unique place in the world.
