Arriving in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in the 19th G20 Leaders’ Summit, which is set for November 18 and 19. PM Modi said he was looking forward to fruitful summit discussions and deep conversations with world leaders when he arrived.
The Prime Minister tweeted, “Arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to participate in the G20 Summit,” to announce his arrival. I’m excited for the summit’s discussions and productive conversations with different world leaders.
PM Modi Arrived In Brazil Along With Other Leaders
Among the leaders scheduled to attend the Rio de Janeiro summit are Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden. It is anticipated that PM Modi will engage with these leaders. Whether or not there will be formal bilateral talks has not yet been decided.
PM Modi Thanks Brazilian People For Sweet Gesture
Before leaving, PM Modi stated that Brazil is expected to keep working to further the Global South’s priorities following India’s successful G20 Summit presidency last year.
“As a troika member, I will be in Brazil for the 19th G-20 Summit. India’s successful presidency last year mainstreamed the Global South’s priorities into the G-20’s agenda and transformed the organization into the people’s G-20.
Brazil has continued India’s tradition this year. I’m excited for deep conversations that align with our mission of “One Earth, One Family, One Future.” His five-day trip to three countries is in its second leg.
About PM Brazil and Other Countries Visit
PM Modi received the Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger, the country’s second-highest honor, on Saturday during his first trip to Nigeria. I’m honored to have received Nigeria’s “Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger” award. When Modi accepted the award, he said,
“I accept it with great humility and dedicate it to the people of India.” Guyana will be PM Modi’s next destination. Since 1968, no Indian prime minister has visited the nation before.
PM Modi will speak to the Guyanese Parliament, engage in bilateral discussions, and engage with the diaspora while he is there.
