Nagaland hosted the fourth and final B20 session. Scheduled from April 4 to 6th, it witnessed over 64 overseas delegates from 29 countries at Kohima.
It was an opportunity between the local industries and the overseas delegates to interact for exploring potential investment opportunities and collaborations. Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio welcomed the G20 delegates on behalf of the people of Nagaland, and the cultural program and dinner was hosted at the Capital Cultural Hall. The cultural programs showcased the tribal culture through songs and dance. The delegates also experienced the local cuisine, art, sceneries and touring of WW2 museum, Kohima War Cemetery and a mini–Hornbill Festival at Kisama.
Writer : Chenthangki Apon , Nagaland
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