Very confident that India will be leader of Global South, says Denmark envoy Freddy Svane

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    Very confident that India will be leader of Global South, says Denmark envoy Freddy Svane
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    Exuding confidence in New Delhi as the "leader of the Global South", Denmark's Ambassador to India, Freddy Svane said that the world needs a country like India which believes in democracy and rule of law, as alternative to powers who "debt-trap" the poor countries.


    Svane called India the "leader of the Global South" and affirmed confidence that New Delhi will build between the Global South and other countries in the West.


    He called the G20 Summit the biggest chance for India to set the direction for the future global world order.


    Speaking to ANI, Svane said, "India has spent a lot of resources in securing that this summit will be the biggest, the greenest and the most successful one ever in G20. And G20 is much more relevant than we might think because that will set the direction for how we cope with climate change, shortage of food and all these challenges that are putting the world in a big crisis".


    In an apparent reference to China, the Denmark envoy stated that the world needs a country that believed in Democracy as an alternative to "other powers who are debt-trapping poor countries"


    "My take is very clear. We need an alternative to other powers who are debt-trapping poor countries. We need a country that believes in democracy, in the rule of law and that's India, India is an alternative to a better future where we also work with countries in such a way that we're not being trappe ..


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