G7 Summit: From Terrorism to Bilateral Cooperation, PM Modi Makes India's Stand Clear to the World

At the 51st G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Canada, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke out against terrorists. He spoke out against countries that help terrorist groups or hide them. He also urged other countries to refrain from handling this issue in different ways. Modi stressed how important it was to stop terrorist groups and asked everyone to work together to keep the world safe and peaceful. Modi strengthened India's power and fought for the needs of the Global South by meeting with world leaders for strategic purposes.

PM Modi's Strong Stance Against Terrorism at G7 Summit, Canada

During his address at the G7 Outreach Session in Kananaskis, Prime Minister Modi unequivocally condemned terrorism, highlighting it as an enemy of humanity that undermines democratic values. He called for a unified global response to terrorism, emphasizing the need for strict action against those who "promote and support" it. Modi stated that for global peace and prosperity, the international community must be clear: "If any country supports terrorism, it will have to pay the price for it." He further criticized the "double standards" in dealing with terrorism, noting how some countries are quick to impose sanctions based on their preferences, while others that openly support terrorism are rewarded. PM Modi also expressed gratitude to the global leaders for condemning the recent Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that the attack was not just on Pahalgam but on the "soul, identity, and dignity of every Indian," and indeed, on the entire humanity.

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South Asia, tech, and energy

PM Modi emphasized the importance of having energy that is readily available and lasts a long time. This is more important than ever because of new technologies like AI that make more people need it. A few of the things he pushed for were global rules on digital content. Modi also talked about the needs of the Global South and asked them to have a fair say in choices that affect the whole world.

How Diplomacy Between Two Parties Work

Modi had important talks with other leaders. The meeting with Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy, was about making the growing relationship between the two countries stronger. Talks with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz were about how to work together on fighting terrorism and green energy. This was Modi's first trip to Canada in more than ten years.