As Argentina Elects Alberto Fernández As Its New President, The Nation Hopes To Bounce Back From Its Economic Miseries. Wion Caught Up With The Ambassador Of Argentina To India - Daniel Chuburu To Know More About The Country's New Strategies And Foreign Policies That Can Make Argentina A Reliable Partner. Former Indian Diplomat And Show Host Arun K. Singh Also Talks To Mr Chuburu About The Relationship Between India And Argentina That Dates Back To 1920S. #WION #DiplomacyShow #Daniel Chuburu

The Diplomacy Show With The Ambassador Of Argentina To India - Daniel Chuburu

In this segment of WION World Order, the concern is G20 summit and its outcomes. When asked to the Ambassador of Argentina to India Daniel Chuburu about the G20 summit and the possible outcomes.

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WION World Order: Centre Stage Osaka- Spotlight G20

Japan is going to host the G20 summit this year in its second-largest city Osaka. Being the host nation, the island nation has said that this year's gathering will focus on data protection and reforms in the World Trade Organisation or WTO.

“As one of the main fora for financial and economic coordination, G20 is unique and the most effective instrument for addressing the challenges of the present global scenario,” Argentina Ambassador to India Daniel Chuburu told WION ahead of the summit.

Chuburu is going to be one of the dialogue partners in WION World Order, a new show from WION which will discuss major global issues. G20, the gathering of 20 of the world's biggest economies, is the focus area in this edition.

The trade war between the US and China is going to be the highlight of this year's summit. US President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the summit.

While China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump will discuss the ongoing trade war and how to tackle plastic waste, financial stability, black money, and terrorism will top India's agenda. All eyeballs will be on "Trump-Putin", "Trump-Xi" and "Trump-Erdogan" bilaterals.

Founded in 1999, the G20 is made up of 19 major countries and the European Union. Collectively, G20 members represent 85 per cent of global economic output, two-thirds of the world population and 75 per cent of international trade.

Japan is going to host the G20 summit this year in its second-largest city Osaka. Being the host nation, the island nation has said that this year's gathering will focus on data protection and reforms in the World Trade Organisation or WTO.

Japan is going to host the G20 summit this year in its second-largest city Osaka. Being the host nation, the island nation has said that this year's gathering will focus on data protection and reforms in the World Trade Organisation or WTO. “As one of the main fora for financial and economic coordination, G20 is unique and the most effective instrument for addressing the challenges of the present global scenario,” Argentina Ambassador to India Daniel Chuburu told WION ahead of the summit. Chuburu is going to be one of the dialogue partners in WION World Order, a new show from WION which will discuss major global issues. G20, the gathering of 20 of the world's biggest economies, is the focus area in this edition. The trade war between the US and China is going to be the highlight of this year's summit. US President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the summit. While China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump will discuss the ongoing trade war and how to tackle plastic waste, financial stability, black money, and terrorism will top India's agenda. All eyeballs will be on "Trump-Putin", "Trump-Xi" and "Trump-Erdogan" bilaterals. Founded in 1999, the G20 is made up of 19 major countries and the European Union. Collectively, G20 members represent 85 per cent of global economic output, two-thirds of the world population and 75 per cent of international trade.

G20 most effective instrument for addressing challenges in present global scenario: Argentina Ambassador to India Daniel Chuburu

Argentina President Mauricio Macri who is on a three-day visit to India met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House today.&nbsp;

Macri landed in India on Sunday and visited Agra on the first day of his stay in the country.

The Argentina President was accorded a ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhawan today morning.

Speaking to media after the reception, standing alongside President Kovind and PM Modi, he said, "Very Gald to be in India, such a wonderful country. We have great expectations about the future of the relations between both countries. We have many things to develop together in favour of the future of our people".

The visit comes at a time when both the countries are celebrating the 70th year of the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Argentina.

PM Modi met with President Macri last year in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of G20 summit from November 30 to December 1.&nbsp;

Argentina which became the first Latin American country to host G20 last year assured full support to New Delhi which will host the G20 summit in 2022.

"We are at the disposal of India to share any kind of and all the experience we have. It's the job you do in the whole year, the summit is just last expression. India will do it pretty well, you have a lot of experience. There will be no problem", Ambassador of Argentina, Daniel Chuburu said.

The visit comes even as Venezuela has been the focus in South America. Argentina has recognised the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the president. New Delhi has taken a cautious stand in the Venezuelan crisis since Caracas is the large oil exporter to India.&nbsp;

There may also be some special declaration on Pulwama attacks by the President of Argentina during his India visit.

Argentina President Mauricio Macri who is on a three-day visit to India met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House today. Macri landed in India on Sunday and visited Agra on the first day of his stay in the country.

Argentina President Mauricio Macri who is on a three-day visit to India met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House today. Macri landed in India on Sunday and visited Agra on the first day of his stay in the country. The Argentina President was accorded a ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhawan today morning. Speaking to media after the reception, standing alongside President Kovind and PM Modi, he said, "Very Gald to be in India, such a wonderful country. We have great expectations about the future of the relations between both countries. We have many things to develop together in favour of the future of our people". The visit comes at a time when both the countries are celebrating the 70th year of the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Argentina. PM Modi met with President Macri last year in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of G20 summit from November 30 to December 1. Argentina which became the first Latin American country to host G20 last year assured full support to New Delhi which will host the G20 summit in 2022. "We are at the disposal of India to share any kind of and all the experience we have. It's the job you do in the whole year, the summit is just last expression. India will do it pretty well, you have a lot of experience. There will be no problem", Ambassador of Argentina, Daniel Chuburu said. The visit comes even as Venezuela has been the focus in South America. Argentina has recognised the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the president. New Delhi has taken a cautious stand in the Venezuelan crisis since Caracas is the large oil exporter to India. There may also be some special declaration on Pulwama attacks by the President of Argentina during his India visit.

Have great expectations about future of relation with India: Argentina President Mauricio Macri

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri will be in India from Sunday on a 3-day visit that will end on Tuesday. The Argentine President will be accompanied by Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada, Chamber of Deputies Speaker, Emilio Monzo and Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie, among other officials.&nbsp;

The visit comes at a time when both the countries are celebrating the 70th year of the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Argentina.

The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said, "This visit will provide an opportunity to both sides to review progress in bilateral ties and to explore new avenues of cooperation".

Ahead of the visit, <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-will-do-pretty-well-in-hosting-g20-summit-2022-argentine-envoy-to-wion-197766">Argentina's envoy to India Daniel Chuburu spoke to WION</a> and said, "We are good friends with India and have worked politically for many many years in a lot of different places, we firmly believe, the potential our relations can achieve is not being done."

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Argentina's President in 2018 in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of G20 summit from November 30 to December 1. India will be hosting G20 summit in 2022. Argentina, which became the first Latin American country to host G20 last year, assured full support to New Delhi.

"We are at the disposal of India to share any kind of and all the experience we have. It's the job you do in the whole year, the summit is just last expression. India will do it pretty well, you have a lot of experience. There will be no problem", Chuburu said.

The visit comes amid the Venezuelan crisis which has been the focus in South America. Argentina has recognised the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the Venezuelan president. New Delhi has taken a cautious stand on the Venezuelan crisis since Caracas is a crucial oil exporter to India.&nbsp;

There may be some special declaration on Pulwama attacks by the Argentine President during his India visit.

On Sunday, he will visit Agra while Monday will be the main day of engagement when he will meet Prime Minister Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind. He will end his visit in Mumbai on February 19. &nbsp;

Bilateral trade between both the countries at present is around $3 billion with India exporting two-wheelers, iron and steel, agrochemicals, yarn, organic chemicals, bulk drugs and drug intermediates and motor vehicles to the South American country. Argentina's exports to India has been mainly vegetable oils, finished leather, cereals, residual chemicals and allied products and pulses.

Several Indian companies have invested in IT, agro-chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors in Argentina; total Indian investments stand at $1 billion.

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri will be in India from Sunday on a 3-day visit that will end on Tuesday. The Argentine President will be accompanied by Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada, Chamber of Deputies Speaker, Emilio Monzo and Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie, among other officials.

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri will be in India from Sunday on a 3-day visit that will end on Tuesday. The Argentine President will be accompanied by Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada, Chamber of Deputies Speaker, Emilio Monzo and Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie, among other officials. The visit comes at a time when both the countries are celebrating the 70th year of the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Argentina. The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said, "This visit will provide an opportunity to both sides to review progress in bilateral ties and to explore new avenues of cooperation". Ahead of the visit, Argentina's envoy to India Daniel Chuburu spoke to WION and said, "We are good friends with India and have worked politically for many many years in a lot of different places, we firmly believe, the potential our relations can achieve is not being done." Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Argentina's President in 2018 in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of G20 summit from November 30 to December 1. India will be hosting G20 summit in 2022. Argentina, which became the first Latin American country to host G20 last year, assured full support to New Delhi. "We are at the disposal of India to share any kind of and all the experience we have. It's the job you do in the whole year, the summit is just last expression. India will do it pretty well, you have a lot of experience. There will be no problem", Chuburu said. The visit comes amid the Venezuelan crisis which has been the focus in South America. Argentina has recognised the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the Venezuelan president. New Delhi has taken a cautious stand on the Venezuelan crisis since Caracas is a crucial oil exporter to India. There may be some special declaration on Pulwama attacks by the Argentine President during his India visit. On Sunday, he will visit Agra while Monday will be the main day of engagement when he will meet Prime Minister Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind. He will end his visit in Mumbai on February 19. Bilateral trade between both the countries at present is around $3 billion with India exporting two-wheelers, iron and steel, agrochemicals, yarn, organic chemicals, bulk drugs and drug intermediates and motor vehicles to the South American country. Argentina's exports to India has been mainly vegetable oils, finished leather, cereals, residual chemicals and allied products and pulses. Several Indian companies have invested in IT, agro-chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors in Argentina; total Indian investments stand at $1 billion.

Argentine President Macri to visit India from February 17 to 19

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