Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday called upon the G-20 countries to build a consensus on global challenges and not let differences over geopolitical tensions affect overall cooperation.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday called upon the G-20 countries to build a consensus on global challenges and not let differences over geopolitical tensions affect overall cooperation. The Prime Minister made this statement amidst the different stand of the countries regarding the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. In his video message at the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, Prime Minister Modi invoked Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi and urged the delegates to draw inspiration from India's civilizational ethos "which focuses on issues that unite rather than those that divide". inspires to give.
"You have gathered in the land of Buddha and Gandhi"
Without mentioning Ukraine or any other contentious issue, Prime Minister Modi said, “The G20 has the ability to build consensus and deliver concrete results in all these areas. The issues we cannot resolve should not be allowed to become a hindrance to the matters we can resolve.” Modi said, “Since you have gathered in the land of Buddha and Gandhi, I request I urge you to draw inspiration from India's civilizational ethos, which exhorts us to focus on issues that unite rather than those that divide us. ,
Explain that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang, UK Minister James Cleverly and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell Fontels will be headed by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Are participating in this meeting.