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As per the information give below, the correct answer is option C. A panel discussion held in Dubai shed light on the vital role of the G20 in creating global economic stability. The event took place on the sidelines of the International Conference jointly organized by the Indian Institute of Management Rohtak, Academy for Global Business Advancement, and Council for Strategic Affairs. The panelists, including Manjeev Singh Puri, former ambassador of India to Nepal, Prof Tatiana Karabchuk from UAE University, and Prof Mayssa Banat from Rafik Hariri University in Lebanon, provided valuable insights into the significance of the G20 in the current international order. The discussion was moderated by Prof. Dheeraj Sharma, the Director of IIM Rohtak. The panelists unanimously highlighted the multifaceted role played by the G20 in creating global economic stability and fostering inclusive global growth and development. The G20 plays a critical part in ensuring financial stability, promoting growth, and effectively managing and preventing crises. As developing economies become increasingly integrated into the global economy, the G20 strives to achieve strong, sustainable, balanced, and inclusive global growth.
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