The Group of Twenty (G20), the premier forum for international economic cooperation, visited the city of Agra and its cultural sites on February 12. India holds the Presidency of the G20 from 1 December 2022 to 30 November 2023.

The footage shows artworks and decorations that the Agra Development Authority came up with to welcome the delegates, as well as the Taj Mahal mausoleum.

The City of the Taj Mahal Agra is all set to welcomed the G20 delegates with aim to leave a lifetime impression with the its beauty February 12th.

With the goal to beautify the city in the best possible way, Agra Development Authority has come up with some of the most unique decorative ideas. From a sky full of umbrellas to the walls painted like in an art gallery, Agra is dolled-up from all the angles. 

The ‘I love Agra’ sign is in the highlights with its face-lifting being on priority. The routes that will welcome the G20 delegates are also in for fresh colors and other forms of decorations. Furthermore, the delegates are bound to remember the Agra-visit as events and programs to entertain the guests are also in the schedule. A floral ‘Vasudev Kutumbakam’ sign has also taken the stage along with the ‘I love Agra’ sign at the selfie point. India’s proudest tourist spots, Taj Mahal, will also remain closed on February 12 as the delegates are scheduled to visit India’s whitest monument.

India currently holds the G20 presidency and is all set to host the Summit this year in September.