These hopes were expressed by the delegation of G20 countries during their participation in the G20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI) Working Group on Tuesday (10/1).

The German delegation, Manfred Auster, admitted that his party was looking forward to India’s G20 presidency with high hopes. Moreover, India is the best place to play an important role in the investments of the world.

“We have high hopes for India’s G20 Presidency with high hopes. “One Earth, One Family, One Future” sounds promising. Germany and India have a strategic partnership. India is the best place to play a significant role in global investment,” Auster said, quoted NNA News.

The same was conveyed by the delegation of Indonesia, Andreas Hotmanri, who specifically highlighted the role of digital public infrastructure in improving digital financial services.

“We need to focus on digital public infrastructure to encourage financial inclusion. In terms of investing in the digital sector and the financial sector, India is very good,” Andreas said.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh, Andalib Elias also wants the same regarding financial inclusion. He hopes India’s G20 Presidency will become the best platform.

“Here the focus is on how we can use digital platforms for inclusive finance. We thank India for the invitation,” Elias said.

According to a statement from India’s G20 Presidency, the task force will discuss ways to improve financial system infrastructure, pursue policies conducive to harnessing new technologies, facilitate the flow of remittances and reduce transfer fees for remittances, financial literacy and consumer protection, and digital financial literacy.