Hope for meaningful conversations at G20 PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said he’s looking forward to” meaningful” conversations at the forthcoming G20 peak in Brazil that will set a broad docket for the grouping, erecting on the heritage of India’s chairmanship last time. Modi made the reflections in a statement ahead of embarking on a five- day visit to Nigeria, Brazil and Guyana.
The Prime Minister’s first destination will be Nigeria, from where he’ll travel to Brazil.” In Brazil, I’ll attend the 19th G20 Summit as a trifecta member. Last time, India’s successful administration made the G20 the people’s G20 and mainstreamed the precedences of the global south in its docket,” the Prime Minister said. Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden will be among the leaders attending the peak in Rio de Janeiro on November 18 and 19. India is part of the G20 trifecta along with Brazil and South Africa. The Prime Minister said,” This time Brazil has carried forward India’s heritage.
I look forward to fruitful conversations, keeping in mind our vision of’ One Earth, One Family, One Future’. I’ll also use the occasion to change views on incubating bilateral cooperation with a number of other leaders.” The addition of the 55- nation African Union as a endless member of the G20 and drafting a Leaders’ protestation prostrating deep differences on the Ukraine conflict were seen as major mileposts of India’s Presidency of the G20 last time. On his visit to Nigeria, Modi said it’ll be an” occasion to further advance our strategic cooperation grounded on participated belief in republic and pluralism”.
This will be my first visit to Nigeria, which is our close mate in the West African region, Modi said. ” I’m also looking forward to meeting the Indian community and musketeers from Nigeria who have transferred me warm welcome dispatches in Hindi,” he said.
