Priyanka Tiwari
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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on an ambitious and fast-paced international tour, marking the first major foreign policy engagement of his third term. In a whirlwind eight-day trip, he will cover five countries across two continents, signaling a strong focus on strengthening India's global partnerships.
The diplomatic marathon will begin in Europe and conclude in Africa, with a packed schedule of high-level meetings and a key summit appearance.
The Itinerary: A Blend of Multilateral and Bilateral Diplomacy
- Rome, Italy: The tour kicks off in the Italian capital, where PM Modi will attend the G20 Summit. This will be a crucial platform for discussions on pressing global economic and political challenges with world leaders.
- Bern, Switzerland: Following the summit, Modi will travel to Switzerland for a key bilateral meeting aimed at strengthening economic and diplomatic ties with the European nation.
- Berlin, Germany: The next stop is Germany for crucial talks with Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The meeting will focus on deepening the strategic and economic partnership between the two powerhouse economies.
- Pretoria, South Africa: From Europe, the Prime Minister will fly to Africa for a state visit. In Pretoria, he will hold discussions with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, underscoring the long-standing and important relationship between the two nations.
- Maputo, Mozambique: The final leg of the tour will be in Mozambique, where another significant bilateral meeting is scheduled to bolster cooperation and strengthen India’s engagement with its partners on the African continent.
This intensive tour highlights the Modi government's commitment to proactive diplomacy and its vision of India as a "Vishwa Bandhu" or "friend of the world." The journey across Europe and Africa is designed to reinforce strategic alliances, boost trade and investment, and solidify India's position as a leading voice on the global stage.
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