In the wake of COVID-19 and the ensuing economic turmoil, which ranged from manufacturing disruptions in China and Vietnam to the shrinkage of demand as a result of the closing of economies globally, corporations and countries have been forced to confront the fragility of their supply chain ecosystems and reimagine their strategies. With India set to assume the G20 presidency in December 2022, it will have the chance to frame the agenda for the new global order's complicated issue of countries trying to recover more effectively from pandemics by creating safe and resilient global supply networks.