World News | First, G20 in Bali includes major religions as ‘part of the solution’ to global crisis

By Ayush Agarwal

Bali [Indonesia]31st October (ANI): To discuss the role of major religions in addressing global issues in a meaningful way, this year’s G20 summit in Indonesia includes an event called R20 (Religion Forum), which will be Held on November 2-3, “for the first time ever.”

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Held in the most populous Muslim-majority country and founded by the world’s largest Muslim organization, R20 will mobilize global leaders to help ensure religion plays a real and dynamic solution rather than a problem role in the 21st century.

Nahdlatul Ulama, the world’s largest Muslim organization with 120 million members in Indonesia, co-founded the G20 Religious Forum (R20) in 2022 with Indonesia as the G20 presidency.

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The R20 has been recognized as the official participating group of the G20, and the Bali R20 Summit is the highlight of this year’s G20 project. Indonesian President Joko Widodo is scheduled to speak at the opening ceremony of this year’s R20 summit on November 2, 2022.

R20 provides a global platform through which key religious leaders of every faith and country can come together to express their concerns and speak out for shared moral, spiritual and civilized values.

R20 is mobilizing religious, political and economic leaders from G20 member countries and the rest of the world to build bridges of dialogue between East and West, encourage mutual understanding, peace and friendship among different peoples and civilizations of the world, and encourage honest and realistic dialogue among religious communities Internally and among religious communities to ensure that religion is the source of solutions and not the source of problems;

From 2022 to 2024, Indonesia, India and Brazil will successively serve as the rotating presidency of the G20. These countries have the largest Muslim, Hindu and Catholic populations in the world. As such, they are ideally positioned to provide “a place at the G20 table” for billions of religious adherents in the global South who live in countries not formally represented by the G20.

India will hold the rotating presidency of the G20 (or G20) for a one-year term from December 1, 2022 to November 30, 2023.

India is currently part of the G20 Troika (current, former and incoming G20 presidency) comprising Indonesia, Italy and India. During India’s upcoming presidency, India, Indonesia and Brazil will form a troika. This will be the first time the troika will consist of three developing and emerging economies. (ANI)

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