PM Modi heads for G20 meet, appears to be like ahead to ‘significant talks’ | India Information

NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi departed on Saturday for Nigeria en path to Brazil the place he’ll take part within the G20 summit. The five-day journey to 3 nations can even see him visiting Guyana the place he’ll co-chair the second India summit with CARICOM (Caribbean Neighborhood) international locations.
Modi stated India’s profitable presidency final 12 months elevated G-20 to “individuals’s G-20” and mainstreamed the priorities of the World South into its agenda. “This 12 months, Brazil has constructed upon India’s legacy. I stay up for significant discussions consistent with our imaginative and prescient of ‘One Earth, One Household, One Future’. I can even use the chance to alternate views on furthering bilateral cooperation with a number of different leaders,” stated Modi.
Modi landed in Nigeria late on Saturday for what’s his first go to to the West African nation. The go to, the primary by an Indian PM since 2007, is happening on the invitation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The PM stated his go to shall be a possibility to construct upon the India-Nigeria Strategic Partnership that’s primarily based on shared perception in democracy and pluralism. “I’m additionally eagerly wanting ahead to assembly the Indian group and buddies from Nigeria who’ve despatched me heat welcome messages in Hindi,” he stated.
From Brazil, the PM will journey to Guyana for what would be the first ever go to of an Indian PM to the nation in over 50 years.
“We are going to alternate views on giving strategic route to our distinctive relationship, which is predicated on shared heritage, tradition and values. I can even pay my respects to one of many oldest Indian diaspora, who migrated greater than 185 years in the past, and interact a fellow democracy, as I tackle their Parliament,” stated Modi.
“Throughout this go to, I can even be a part of leaders from the Caribbean accomplice international locations for the Second India-CARICOM Summit. Now we have stood collectively by thick and skinny. The Summit will allow us to resume historic ties and broaden our cooperation into new domains,” he added.