BRICS will help create a 'multipolar' world: Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's five-nation trip, including the BRICS summit in Brazil, aims to strengthen cooperation within the Global South and foster a "balanced multipolar world order." India, as a founding BRICS member, is committed to the platform for cooperation among emerging economies, striving for a peaceful, equitable, and democratic global order. Modi's itinerary also includes visits to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and Namibia, where he will hold bilateral meetings and receive high state honours. The visits are expected to enhance partnerships in investment, energy, health, capacity building, and development, with Ghana aiming to become Africa's "vaccine hub."
Key Points
- PM Modi's five-nation trip includes the BRICS summit in Brazil, aiming to foster a multipolar world order and strengthen Global South cooperation.
- India views BRICS as a crucial platform for cooperation among emerging economies to achieve a peaceful and equitable global order.
- The Prime Minister will receive high state honours in Ghana and Trinidad and Tobago during his visit.
- The trip focuses on enhancing bilateral ties in areas like investment, energy, health, and development partnerships.
Exam Facts
- PM Modi's five-nation trip includes Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Namibia, and Brazil (for BRICS summit).
- The BRICS summit is to be held in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
- PM Modi will be conferred with the 'Companion of the Order of the Star of Ghana' and 'Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago'.
- The trip concludes on July 9.
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