NEW DELHI: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to depart for Kazan for the Brics summit, the federal government reiterated its place that it’s essential to return to dialogue and diplomacy to make sure the Gaza battle doesn’t unfold to the broader West Asia area.
The state of affairs in Gaza and Iran-Israel tensions are prone to dominate the worldwide agenda of the summit with each Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian and Palestine’s chief Mahmoud Abbas attending the occasion.
Modi is prone to have a bilateral assembly with the Iranian President on Tuesday. He’ll start his official engagements in Kazan with a bilateral assembly with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“Our stance on West Asia has been constant and agency over an extended time frame. We have now explicitly condemned acts of terrorism and on the identical time, because the battle has grown and, in a way, expanded, now we have known as for a cease-fire, and launch of hostages,” mentioned international secretary Vikram Misri.
“Additionally for guarding towards an growth of the battle that might pull increasingly actors and make the difficulty extra difficult to resolve, it is very important get again to dialogue and diplomacy,” he added.
