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News India Live, Digital Desk: Foreign Tour: The election of elections is over, and now Prime Minister Narendra Modi is once again ready to raise the flag of India on the stage of the world. His first major foreign tour will be from Canada for the G7 summit. But this is not just a tour, it is a message. This is a way to tell the world that India’s foreign policy and its growing stature in the world will continue as strong as before.
G7: The ‘club of the world’ and India’s importance
G7 is a group of seven most powerful and rich countries in the world (America, Canada, Japan, Germany, France, Italy and Britain). This is the ‘club’ where big decisions related to the world’s economy, security and future are taken.
India is not a member of this club. But, for the last few years, India has been called as a special guest in this meeting continuously. It shows that even these big countries now believe that no major problem of the world (such as terrorism, climate change, or economic recession) can be solved without India.
When PM Modi speaks on this platform, he will not just talk about India, he will become the voice of developing countries. He will tell how the world should move forward together.
Cyprus and Croatia: Relationships meet new friends
After Canada, PM Modi will also visit two small, but important European countries- Cyprus and Croatia. This will be the first time that an Indian Prime Minister will visit these countries.
This journey is not just to join hands or photograph. This is an attempt to create new friends in Europe and to deepen your business and relationships. Strong relations with these countries will give India a new strength in Europe and open new avenues of trade.
This entire tour is part of a large photo. This shows that India is now not just a regional strength, but is ready to play the role of a ‘Vishwa Guru’ and ‘Vishwa Bandhu’, who wants to make its friends in every corner of the world.
North India Statesman