'G20 Declaration Is Not a Victory For Russia' Says French President Emmanuel Macron

After the two-day summit, French President Emmanuel Macrontold a news conference that the G20 was not a place to make diplomatic progress on the Ukraine crisis.

According to French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday, the leaders' declaration at the G20 Summit does not amount to a diplomatic boost for Moscow because the communique reflects Russia's isolation and the majority of the group's members have denounced the war in Ukraine.

'G20 Is Not the Right Place To Make Diplomatic Progress' - Macron

After the two-day summit, Macron said at a news conference that the G20 is not the right place to make diplomatic progress on the Ukraineconflict because the group was created to talk about international economic and financial issues after the 2008 global crisis.

Macron Statement

Macron stated, "I don't feel this is a major diplomatic win or anything else, other than Russia being isolated." This G20 affirms indeed the seclusion of Russia. Today, the war in Ukraine and its effects are condemned by the vast majority of G20 members.

'India Did Its Most Extreme For G20' - Macron

Emmanuel Macron said India did its most extreme for the G20 to work for solidarity and harmony and "send across the message of solidarity while Russia is as yet pursuing its animosity in Ukraine". He expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modiand stated that France supports India in these endeavors.

Modi Thanked Emmanuel Macron For France's Help To India

Modi said thanks to President Emmanuel Macron for France's help to India's G20 administration, which looked to address worldwide difficulties and construct a more steady worldwide request through solidarity. The African Union's acceptance into the G20 was also welcomed by India and France.