Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed appreciation for the advancements in peace initiatives in West Asia during his speech at the G7 summit in Evian, France. He highlighted the detrimental impact of the conflict in West Asia on the affected nations and the global economy, particularly emphasizing the disruption in maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz.
Modi stressed the significance of international partnerships and global solidarity in addressing common challenges effectively. He reiterated India’s belief in resolving global tensions and conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy, and collaborative efforts, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the safety of civilians and seafarers engaged in global maritime trade.
The Prime Minister underscored the necessity of rebuilding trust in the international arena, noting the misuse of trade and technology for self-serving interests. He emphasized the critical role of mutual trust as a strategic asset and highlighted India’s commitment to fostering partnerships based on trust and shared aspirations for development.
Modi reiterated India’s ethos of “humanity first” and its commitment to aligning development initiatives with the well-being of people. He emphasized the importance of trust in shaping the future of partnerships and reiterated India’s perspective of viewing the world as a unified family, where development is intertwined with the collective aspirations of all.
