PM Modi to meet leaders at Summit, says will emphasise priorities of the Global South
New Delhi, June 18 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the [summit name, e.g., G7 Outreach or BRICS+ Summit], where he will highlight the core concerns of the Global South. Before leaving, he said India would focus on inclusive growth, climate justice, and fair access to resources and technology.
PM Modi emphasized that the Global South must be central to global discussions. “Issues like food security, energy access, and climate finance matter most to developing nations. They deserve urgent attention,” he said.
India’s Role in the Global South
India has emerged as a leading voice for developing countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Pacific. PM Modi said India would continue to push for reforms in global institutions. These include making the United Nations and other global bodies more inclusive and democratic.
“India doesn’t just speak for the Global South—we act,” said a senior official from the Ministry of External Affairs. “PM Modi will promote a fairer international order at the summit.”
Bilateral Talks on the Sidelines
PM Modi is expected to meet several world leaders during the summit. These meetings will focus on partnerships in trade, digital growth, renewable energy, and regional security. Leaders he may meet include [e.g., French President Emmanuel Macron or Brazil’s President Lula da Silva].
India also plans to showcase its success stories in digital governance and clean energy. These could serve as models for developing nations.
Focus on Climate Justice
Climate justice will be a top agenda item. PM Modi has long argued that developing countries should not bear the burden of emissions alone. “Countries that polluted the least now face the worst consequences,” he said last year at the G20 summit.
India will call for more climate finance, better technology sharing, and fairer rules. It will also promote initiatives like the International Solar Alliance and the Global Biofuel Alliance—both launched with India’s leadership.
Strengthening India’s Global Voice
India’s recent G20 presidency boosted its global profile. During the summit, India helped the African Union gain permanent G20 membership. That move showed India’s intent to make international systems more balanced.
“PM Modi brings credibility when he speaks for the Global South,” said [Name], a foreign policy expert. “He shows how India balances national growth with global responsibility.”
Cultural and Diplomatic Outreach
PM Modi will also use the summit to highlight India’s cultural soft power. Indian tech, yoga, digital platforms, and public service models will be showcased.
The Indian community in [host country] may attend a special address by the Prime Minister during his visit. Diaspora connections have become an important part of India’s global diplomacy.
Conclusion
As the summit begins, PM Modi aims to ensure that developing nations are not sidelined. With India leading the charge, the Global South will have a stronger voice on issues that affect billions.
India is not just a growing economy—it is a partner and advocate for those seeking a fairer world.
