India's Multilateral Diplomacy
From G20 to AI Summit
India has increasingly leveraged multilateral hosting to shape global norms. The G20 New Delhi Leaders' Declaration (September 2023) achieved consensus among all members, including China and Russia, on contentious geopolitical issues. The International Solar Alliance (ISA), co-founded by India and France in 2015, now has 120+ member countries. The AI Impact Summit represents a continuation of this diplomatic strategy — using India's convening power to build consensus on emerging global challenges.
- G20 Presidency (2023): New Delhi Leaders' Declaration achieved consensus on Ukraine, SDGs, digital public infrastructure
- International Solar Alliance: Co-founded 2015; treaty-based organisation headquartered in Gurugram; 120+ members
- Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI): Launched by India at UN Climate Action Summit 2019; 40+ members
- Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA): Launched during India's G20 Presidency (2023); 30+ members
- Voice of the Global South Summit: India-initiated platform (January 2023) for developing country perspectives
● Tracked since February 20, 2026 · last seen March 26, 2026 · updates as the daily brief publishes
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