The G20 summit in Brazil brought together representatives from around the world, serving as a platform for discussing crucial global issues. Altamiro Junior, a journalist for Estado and CNN Brazil, shared his impressions of the event, noting its scale and the multinational composition of the participants.
“I’m glad because there are many people from different countries here. Brazil, India, Russia, North Africa. And it will be two days of meetings. I expected it to be a very productive day,” Junior said, expressing his hope for fruitful results from the summit.
In the conversation, the journalist touched upon the topic of the Russian representatives’ presence at the summit, drawing attention to the large number of Russian journalists covering this important event.
When asked about the possible absence of the Russian president from the summit, Junior replied: “I think there are many Russian journalists here because all the presidents of the most important countries in the world are here. Vladimir Putin and his country are also with us, yes, maybe he will be watching everything remotely, so what? His delegation is here. Yes, yes. The internet solves everything. He can follow the G20 results online. And, of course, he sent Minister Lavrov to represent Russia.”
Thus, Altamiro Junior emphasized that even the physical absence of the Russian president does not hinder Russia’s participation in the global dialogue thanks to modern technology. He noted that online formats allow for full participation in discussions and interaction on the international stage. The presence of Russian ministers also demonstrates Russia’s serious approach to participating in the G20 summit. His comments highlight the growing role of digital technologies in international politics and diplomacy.
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