PM Modi closed the 5-nation tour: Ghana, Argentina, Brazil and more on the journey program; BRICS, Business in Focus | Bharat News

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday kicked the Landmark Five-Nation Tour, in which Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Brazil and Namibia traveled between July 2 to 9. The broad journey aims to increase India’s deep association with the global South and is committed to creating a strong partnership in the Atlantic. The Prime Minister said, “I am confident that my journeys in five countries will strengthen our bonding friendship in the global south, strengthen our partnership on both sides of the Atlantic, and will deeply connect in multilateral platforms like BRICS, African Union, Ecovas and Caricom.”PM leaves for GhanaPM Modi’s first stop is Ghana, where he will be hosted by President John Droni Mahama. During the journey of July 2-3, PM Modi is ready to focus on increasing cooperation in areas such as investment, energy, health, safety and development. “Ghana is a valuable partner in the global South and plays an important role in the Economic Community of the African Union and the West African states,” he said. PM will also address Ghana’s Parliament- a gesture he called a “one honor” for the two countries.‘An opportunity to rejuvenate special bonds’: PM Modi on a trip to Trinidad and Tobago Then in West Africa, the Prime Minister will visit Trinidad and Tobago on 3-4 July. Calling the Caribbean Nation a country with which India shares, “deep roots join historical, cultural and people,” PM Modi said that this year is inscribed 180 years after Indians came there. He will meet President Christine Carla Kangalu and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bisasar, who recently started his second term in the office. “This journey will give us an opportunity to rejuvenate the special bonds of dynasty and kinship which unite us,” he said.First visit to Argentina in 5 decades Subsequently, PM Modi will be the head of Buenos Aires, an Indian Prime Minister to mark the first bilateral visit in Argentina in 57 years. Argentina, described as “a major economic partner in Latin America and a close ally in the G20”, is expected to deepen cooperation with India in areas such as agriculture, energy, trade, technology, and important minerals. PM Modi is scheduled to meet President Xavier Milli, with whom he held a pre -meeting last year.‘Vital’ BRICS Summit in BrazilThe journey includes participation at the BRICS summit at Rio de Janeiro on 6-7 July in Brazil leg of the journey, followed by a bilateral state trip to Brasilia. “India is committed to BRICS as an important platform for cooperation among emerging economies. Together, we try for a more peaceful, justified, justified and balanced multicular world system,” the Prime Minister said. His visit to Brasilia by an Indian Prime Minister in nearly six decades- for the first time shared global south priorities will include conversation with President Luiz Eneasio Lula da Silva.‘Celebrating endoring solidarity’ in Namibia ‘ The tour ended at Namibia, where PM Modi will meet President Netbo Nandi-Naditwah. Emphasizing the “general history of struggle against colonialism”, which binds two countries, he said, “It would be a privilege that we also address the joint session of the Namibian Parliament as we celebrate our permanent solidarity and shared commitment for freedom and development.” The Prime Minister’s visit is being seen as an important diplomatic push to confirm the role of India’s leadership in the global South and expand its outreach in both Africa and Latin America.