India will participate in the environment ministers' meeting at the 16th G20 Summit on Thursday.
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav will virtually take part in the two-day meeting, along with Minister of State for Environment Ashwini Choubey and senior officials, the environment ministry said in a tweet on Wednesday.
"India to participate virtually in the #Environment Ministerial Meeting of the G20 countries on 22nd July 2021. #India shall be represented by a delegation led by Hon'ble Union Environment Minister, Shri @byadavbjp & Hon''ble MoS, Shri @AshwiniKChoubey & senior officers of @MoEFCC," it said.
The 16th G20 Summit under Italian Presidency is slated to revolve around its primary theme of "People, Planet and Prosperity".
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