The two-day Summit meeting of the G-20 Labour Engagement Group will start tomorrow at Patna in Bihar. Around 150 delegates from G-20 members and eight guest countries will take part in the meeting.<br />'' <br />''Bihar Governor Rajendra Viswanath Arlekar will inaugurate the function organised at Gyan Bhawan Auditorium in Patna.<br />'' <br />''Union Minister for Labour and Employment Bhupendra Yadav and State Labour Resource Minister Surendra Ram will also address the Inaugural session.<br />''<br />''<br />''Briefing about the two days' activities of the Summit meeting, the Chairman of L-20 Group Hiranmaya Pandya told media persons that besides several issues the main agenda of discussion will be the universalisation of social security and enhancement of women's participation in the workforce which is around 32 per cent globally. He said the theme topic of Women and the Future of work has also been enlisted.<br />''<b> </b><br />''Mr. Pandya said the pathetic condition of migrant workers will also be discussed during brainstorming sessions. He said the issue of knowledge and skill gap among workers has also been added in talking points. The Chairman said during the meetings the Labour Engagement group and Business 20 group also discuss employment scenarios, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. <br />'' <br />''The Bihar government has made extensive arrangements in view of the big event. During their sojourn, the foreign delegates will relish the cuisine, culture, heritage and tourism of Bihar.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Tomorrow in the morning the delegates will perform in a Yoga session under the guidance of trainers of Bihar School of Yoga, Munger.</span><br />