Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun a diplomatic journey that will take him to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana from November 16 to 21, 2024. The visit is aimed at strengthening India’s international partnerships and boosting bilateral cooperation in key sectors.
Nigeria: Strengthening Bilateral Ties Modi’s tour begins with Nigeria, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the African country in 17 years. During his visit, Modi will engage in talks to enhance strategic ties between India and Nigeria, focusing on sectors like energy, defense, and economic cooperation. India and Nigeria have been strong partners since 2007, with over $27 billion invested by Indian companies in the country. Modi will also interact with the Indian community residing in Nigeria.
Brazil: G20 Summit and Global Diplomacy From Nigeria, the Prime Minister will travel to Brazil to attend the G20 Summit on November 18-19 in Rio de Janeiro. This summit, hosted by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, will serve as a platform for Modi to present India’s stance on critical global issues. The G20 summit will also provide an opportunity to build on the outcomes of India’s leadership in the 2023 G20 Summit.
Guyana: Strengthening Ties in Trade and Development The final leg of Modi’s tour will take him to Guyana, where the focus will be on enhancing bilateral relations, particularly in trade and developmental cooperation. This visit aims to fortify ties between the two countries, with a special emphasis on economic and cultural partnerships.
Key Highlights:
- PM Modi embarks on a 6-day tour covering Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana.
- His visit to Nigeria marks the first by an Indian PM in 17 years, with a focus on economic and defense cooperation.
- Modi will attend the G20 Summit in Brazil, continuing India’s leadership on global issues.
- The final destination, Guyana, will focus on strengthening trade and development relations.
Sources: Information based on reports from Tribune India
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