Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now embarked on his eight -day tour with five countries. During the tour – his longest foreign trip in ten years – the Prime Minister will participate in the BRICS major summit in Brazil and expand Indian ties with several key nations of the global south.
The PM trip will be covered by two continents and will include visits to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobaga, Argentina, Brazil and Namibia.
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The last eight -day trip of Modi’s Prime Minister was in July 2015 to six nations when he visited Russia and five Central Asian countries. Officials said that the tour will focus, among other things, the defense, minerals of rare soils and cooperation on measures against terror.
It starts today with Ghana
Modi launched his way by planning himself to Ghana, the first day of July 2. This is the first bilateral visit to the Prime Minister in Ghana.
Ghana is one of the fastest growing economies of Western Africa. India is the largest destination for Ghanaian exports, with gold being more than 70 % of Indian imports from Ghana.
John Maham, who was elected President of Ghana in January, visited India at the India-Africa forum in 2015.
Prime Minister Modi will meet President Mahama to review a strong bilateral partnership and discuss further ways to strengthen him through economic, energy and defensive cooperation.
Trinidad and Tobago Next
From Ghana, Modi will travel to Trinidad and Tobago on a two -day visit from July 3. It will be the first visit to the Indian Prime Minister in the country since 1999.
At least 40 percent of Indian diaspora in the Caribbean is settled in Trinidad and Tobag. Both Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bisses and President Christine Carla Kangaloo are of Indian origin.
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During the visit, Modi will negotiate with President Christine Carl Kangaloo and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bisses. It is also expected that PM will deal with a common meeting of the island nation.
The visit to Prime Minister Trinidad and Tobagu lends fresh impulses deep -rooted and historical links between the two countries, Mea said.
Argentina 4th July
Modi will fly to Argentina 4th July, where extensive interviews with President Javier Milei will continue to strengthen partnership in India-Argent’s in key areas, including defense, agriculture, mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, trade and investment.
“Argentina is a key economic partner in Latin America and a close associate in G20. I look forward to discussing with President Javier Milei, who was also pleasure of meeting last year. We focus on promoting our mutually beneficial cooperation, including agriculture, critical minerals, trade, trade, tourism and investment.” Wednesday.
In 2024, India was the fifth largest business partner and export destination.
Summite of Brics leaders in Brazil
Modi will travel to Brazil at the invitation of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the fourth and most important leg of his journey
Modi will take part in the 17th Summit in Brazil from 5 to 8 July, followed by a state visit. This will be Modi’s fourth visit to Brazil as Prime Minister. Summit 17. BRICS leaders will be held in Rio de Janeiro.
“During the summit, the Prime Minister exchanges views on key global questions, including the reform of global administration, peace and security, strengthening multilateralism, responsible use of artificial intelligence, climate, global health, economic and financial affairs,” Mea said.
Declaration of convicts of the attack of Pahalgam
The statement of the BRICS leaders is ready to condemn the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, which was killed by 22 people, mostly tourists, killed in Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian armed forces began Sindoor 7 May and focused on the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistani occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Modi is also likely to organize several bilateral meetings on the Summit.
For a state visit to Brazil, Modi will travel to Brasilia, where he will have bilateral discussions with President Lula to expand the strategic partnership between the two countries in areas of interest, including trade, defense, space, technology, agriculture, health and interconnection, and people connecting.
Brazil showed interest in safer technology and the Indian missile system AKASH on the air that was used during the Sindoor operation.
Namibia in the last leg
In the last stage of his visit, Modi will travel to Namibia. This will be the third visit to Prime Minister from India to Namibia. During his visit, Modi will organize bilateral interviews with President Netumbo Nandi-ndaitwah, pay tribute to the founding father of the country, Dr. Sam Nujoma, and deal with the country’s parliament.
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A visit to the Prime Minister is a repetition of Indian versatile and deeply rooted historical ties with Namibia, Mea said.
Visit to the Prime Minister is a repetition of Indian versatile and deeply rooted historical ties with Namibia.
“A visit to the Prime Minister is a repetition of Indian versatile and deeply rooted historical ties with Namibia,” she said.
Bilateral trade between India and Namibia has now grown from nearly $ 3 million in 2000 to approximately $ 600 million. Many Indian companies have invested in mining, production, processing of diamonds and services in Namibia.
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