Leaving no stone unturned to make the G20 Summit a success, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday gave special instructions to ministers to welcome foreign delegates during the meet. According to sources, in order to pass the message of unity, the ministers have been asked to go together by bus instead of going to the dinner at the President's place in their own car.
Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra and other officials on Wednesday briefed the Union Council of Ministers on the G20 Summit being held later this week, sources said. The informal interaction, held before the meeting of the Union Cabinet, lasted for nearly one hour during which the ministers were informed how important the summit was for India and its global image.
In a meeting which was chaired by PM Modi to oversee the preparations of G20, the ministers were requested to download the G20 mobile application. The PM also instructed the Cabinet ministers to be in Delhi during the summit and take the responsibility of the work assigned.
Special commandos and fighter planes have been deployed in the sky for security. The Prime Minister himself is monitoring all the arrangements to ensure that no stone is left unturned in making this conference spectacular, memorable and powerful.
