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The summit underscored the role of non-aligned and middle-power nations such as Indonesia and India. While often perceived as lacking influence, these countries utilize platforms like the G20 to voice their positions, broker dialogue, and steer the global agenda. Indonesia, as host, showcased its diplomatic agility in managing complex issues, including climate commitments and peace initiatives.

The G20's capacity to act as an inclusive forum was evident as it provided space for diverse voices, especially from the Global South, which bears the brunt of climate change despite contributing least to global emissions. Leaders voiced their support for a world without the horrors of war and emphasized the importance of multilateralism, even if substantive actions remain elusive.