New Delhi: India is looking forward to work with partner countries on shared priorities and collective endeavors of the G-20 in building a resilient education system for an inclusive economic recovery.  Taking part in a meeting hosted in blended mode by Italy in Trieste, the Minister of State for Education exchanged views on enhancing research collaborations and sharing digital space among G20 countries for a strong, sustainable, resilient, and inclusive recovery.

Aware of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on research and higher education communities, ministers and delegates focused on how to address the changing nature of skills; how to harness the potential of digital technology; how to leverage common digital infrastructures to support research collaboration, open science, and higher education.

Representing India, Shri Subhas Sarkar emphasized the country's loyalty to promote research and to skill, reskill and upskill the youth and collaborating with other G-20 countries to achieve this objective. He said that India attaches great importance to work with G20 partners and find evidence-based solutions to common problems.

Also, at the G20 Digital Ministers’ Meeting at the same venue a day before, the G20 ministers agreed to work towards the enhanced cooperation on the pillars of Digital Economy and Digital Government.

Bhojpuri artist Kajal Nishad and former MP Rajpal Saini joined SP

New MG Gloster seven-seater Savvy variant to be launched soon in India, Know more Specs

Country's foreign exchange reserves hit record levels