Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the G20 summit to be held in Bali, Indonesia next week. Russia itself has confirmed this. The Russian embassy in Indonesia said that Sergei Lavrov will lead the Russian delegation here. Indonesia has also invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But Zelensky has said that if Putin takes part in this conference, he will not participate.
Jakarta. Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend next week’s G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. The Russian Embassy in Indonesia has confirmed about this. The Russian Embassy in Indonesia told that Sergey Lavrov will lead the Russian delegation here. In the embassy, ​​Yulia Tomskaya told the news agency AFP that I can confirm that Sergei Lavrov will lead the Russian delegation to the G20.
According to the news agency Reuters, spokesman for the Minister of Coordination for Maritime and Investment Affairs, Jodi Mahardi, while giving information about this, said that Putin will attend this meeting virtually. As a G20 host, Indonesia has resisted pressure from leaders of Western countries and Ukraine to withdraw its invitation to Putin from the summit and remove Russia from the grouping over the war in Ukraine. Indonesia said it did not have the authority to do so without the consent of the members.
Indonesia has also invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But Zelensky has said that if Putin takes part in this conference, he will not participate. Many other world leaders including US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to attend this summit.
At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to Indonesia next week to participate in this summit. There India will take over the chairmanship of the powerful grouping G20 from Indonesia, the current president, on December 1. On Tuesday, PM Modi unveiled the logo, theme and website of India’s G-20 through video-conferencing. He had said about its logo that the lotus flower visible in the people is showing the mythological heritage of India, our faith and our intellectuality.
