India’s Dominance on the World Stage: PM Modi leaves Italy for G7 Summit, important meetings will be held with many countries

News India Live, Digital Desk: India’s Dominance on the World Stage: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to start his third term with a big and important foreign tour. This five -day tour can prove to be further strengthening India’s global role. The most important stage of this tour is the G7 summit to be held in Italy, but apart from this, there is a preparation to give a new direction to diplomatic relations with many countries.

World’s eyes on G7 Summit

Prime Minister Modi is going to attend the G7 summit on the special invitation of Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni. India is not a member of the G7 group, but has been invited as a ‘outreach country’, which shows India’s growing stature on the global stage. This summit will be held from 13 to 15 June.

In this conference, PM Modi will present India’s side on important global issues like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Energy, and Africa-Bhumidhya Sea. During this time, he may also have bilateral meetings with many big leaders of the world, including the US President who Biden.

After G7, these countries can also have a tour

According to sources, after Italy, PM Modi’s convoy can travel to three more countries. However, it has not yet been officially confirmed, but plans are being prepared at diplomatic level.

1. Cyprus: PM Modi can visit Cyprus, where he will meet the people of the Indian community and discuss further the relationship between the two countries.

2. Canada (canada): The most important stage of this visit can be Canada. For some time, there is a lot of tension in India and Canada relations over the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. It is believed that this visit of PM Modi can be a big attempt to melt the frozen ice between the two countries and bring back the relationship back on track.

3. Croatia: The third name in this list is from Croatia. This visit of PM Modi may be to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries in trade, culture and other areas.

Overall, this five -day visit by PM Modi is going to pursue the policy of ‘neighbors first’ and ‘Vishwa Bandhu’ of India. This will not only clarify India’s attitude on global challenges, but will also give a new energy to bilateral relations with many countries.