‘India’s mentality is not expansionist, every country matters to us’, PM Modi said in Guyana – Guyana parliament PM narendra Modi India’s mentality is not expansionist every country matters to us ntc
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing a special session of the Parliament of Guyana on Thursday, said, “India has never moved forward with an expansionist mindset and has always stayed away from the spirit of appropriating the resources of others.” PM Modi’s statement in Guyana comes amid growing global concerns over China’s expansionist behavior as well as conflicts arising from territorial disputes. Referring to geopolitical tensions, Modi said that now the time has come to identify the situations giving rise to conflicts and remove them.
PM Modi said, “Today there are many challenges like terrorism, drugs, cyber crime, only by fighting which we will be able to improve the future of our coming generations. And this is possible only when we give priority to democracy, priority to humanity.”
He further said that India has always spoken on the basis of principles, trust and transparency. If even one country, even one region is left behind, our global goals will never be achieved. That is why India says – every country matters.
‘India never acts selfishly…’
Talking about India’s foreign policy approach, PM Modi said, “India has never moved forward with selfishness. We have never moved forward with a spirit of expansionism. We have always wanted to capture resources, grab resources. Are away from the feeling of.
He said, “I believe that whether it is space or sea, these should not be subjects of universal conflict, but should be subjects of cooperation. This is also not a time for conflict for the world. This is a time for conflict-engendering situations. It’s time to identify and eliminate them.”
Narendra Modi said that India is in favor of global development in every way. With this spirit, today India has also become the voice of the Global South. India believes that the Global South has suffered a lot in the past. In the past, we progressed by protecting nature according to our nature and culture, but many countries developed by damaging the environment. Today, the countries of the Global South are paying the biggest price for climate change. It is very important to take the world out of “this imbalance”.
He further said that whether it is India or Guyana, we have aspirations for development, we have dreams of giving a better life to our people. For this, the united voice of the Global South is very important.
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’21st century world…’
Discussing various global issues, PM Modi said, “The world of the 21st century is facing all kinds of challenges. Today both our countries are strengthening democracy in the world. Therefore, today in the Parliament of Guyana, I greet you all on behalf of 140 crore Indians.”
He said that the spirit of Democracy First teaches us to take everyone along, take everyone along and participate in everyone’s development. The spirit of humanity first decides the direction of our decisions. When we make humanity first the basis of our decisions, the results are also in the interest of humanity.
PM Modi met Guyana’s cricket players
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also met the cricket players of Guyana. Sharing a photo of this special meeting on social media, he wrote, “Connecting through cricket! A pleasant conversation with Guyana’s leading cricket players. The game has brought our countries closer and deepened our cultural ties.
