India Leverages G20 Presidency to Drive Reforms, Align With US on Economics, and Join 6G Alliance

India will use its G20 presidency to push for reforms of the group’s decision‑making process, seeking greater transparency and inclusion of developing nations, according to recent statements from the foreign ministry. The ministry’s press release highlighted the need for a more accountable G20 framework.

India backs the United States in calling for action on global economic imbalances, a position that faces opposition from China, which has blocked related proposals at the G20 meeting. China’s veto reflects its strategic concerns over shifting financial rules.

India has joined a United States‑led global 6G alliance announced after the G20 summit, committing to collaborative research and standards development for next‑generation wireless technology. The alliance includes partners from Europe and Asia, aiming to set early 6G benchmarks.

India frames the G20 gathering as a “Diplomatic World Cup,” with member states competing for influence while the host nation steers discussions on trade, technology and climate cooperation. The summit also emphasizes climate finance and supply‑chain resilience.