Heading to G20 with clear focus: UK PM Rishi Sunak ahead of his arrival in India

Ahead of his arrival in India for the 18th G20 Summit United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Friday said that he is heading to Delhi with a clear focus which includes stabilizing the global economy building international ties and supporting the most vulnerableldquoIrsquom heading to the G20 Summit with a clear focus Stabilising the global economy Building international relationships Supporting the most vulnerable This action is part of that ndash Putin again has failed to show up for the G20 but we will show up with support for Ukrainerdquo wrote Sunak in his post on X formerly TwitterIrsquom heading to the G20 Summit with a clear focusStabilising the global economy Building international relationships Supporting the most vulnerableThis action is part of that ndash Putin again has failed to show up for the G20 but we will show up with support for Ukraine httpstcotLG19ILDLrmdash Rishi Sunak RishiSunak September 8 2023The G20 Summit will be held on September 910 in New Delhi at the recently inaugurated Bharat Mandapam Pragati MaidanSunakrsquos post was made in response to a statement made by the UK Prime Ministerrsquos Office which read ldquoThe war in Ukraine continues to affect us all Wersquore making sure food exports get out of Ukraine to countries that need it Establishing surveillance in the Black Sea Providing pound3m funding for the World Food Programme Convening an international food security summitUK Prime Ministers Office in a press release said that during the G20 summit Rishi Sunak would emphasise that global leaders must make it clear that Russian President Vladimir Putins withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative has increased Russiarsquos global isolation and pledge to protect those whose lives have been devastated by the ongoing conflictAccording to the release G20 leaders will on Saturday gather in Delhi to discuss the big challenges faced by the world including the spike in the cost of living driven by Putinrsquos actionsThe press release said At the summit the Prime Minister will stress the importance of those who do choose to attend demonstrating their leadership both in helping the worldrsquos most vulnerable people to deal with the terrible consequences of Putinrsquos war and in addressing wider challenges like climate change and the stability of the global economyOnce again Vladimir Putin is failing to show his face at the G20 He is the architect of his own diplomatic exile isolating himself in his presidential palace and blocking out criticism and reality the release from the UK Prime Ministers office saidRussia has displaced 11 million people from their homes manipulated global energy prices and made daily life more difficult for households across the planet it addedThe rest of the G20 meanwhile are demonstrating that we will turn up and work together to pick up the pieces of Putinrsquos destruction That starts with dealing with the terrible global consequences of Putinrsquos stranglehold over the most fundamental resources including his blockade of and attacks on Ukrainian grain the statement addedAccording to the press release the UK will host an international food security summit later this year and increase support for vulnerable people worst hit by rising food prices The UK will also contribute pound3 million in funding for the World Food Programme to continue work started under President Zelenskyyrsquos lsquoGrain from Ukrainersquo initiativeThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever