PM Modi arrives in Japan’s Hiroshima on his 3-day visit to Japan and Australia
PM Modi arrives in Japan’s Hiroshima on his 3-day visit to Japan and Australia
Ahead of G7 summit, PM Modi on his 3-day visit to Japan and Australia arrived in Japan’s Hiroshima for his address on ongoing global challenges.
Amid his three-day visit to Japan, from May 19 to May 21
PM Modi will be unveiling a Mahatma Gandhi statue in Hiroshima.
He will be speaking on global challenges, including food, fertiliser and energy security.
As the G7’s current chair, Japan is hosting the summit. The G7 includes the European Union (EU), Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the US, all of which are highly developed nations.
PM Modi is all geared up to hold bilateral meetings with the leaders attending the G7 summit. The broad agenda of the G7 meeting will revolve around nuclear disarmament, economic resilience, economic security, regional issues, climate change, energy security, food and health.
India is expected to participate in two formal sessions on May 20 and May 21.
Prior to jetting-off to Japan,
PM Modi made it known that his presence at the G7 summit would be particularly meaningful in view of India’s G20 Presidency this year.
He looks forward to exchange views with the G7 countries and other invited partners on challenges that the world faces and the need to collectively address them.
He would also be holding bilateral meetings with some of the leaders attending the Hiroshima G7 summit
From Japan, PM Modi will take off to Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea, where he and Prime Minister James Marape will co-host the third summit of the Forum for India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC) on May 22.
Thereafter the Prime Minister move to Australia for the third and last leg of his journey, where he will meet with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and discuss the diaspora event on May 23.
News input KV Raman
