Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the G7 summit that India would take necessary steps for energy security as the international environment became more challenging.
Attending the G7 Summit, Prime Minister Modi addressed various issues including energy and green hydrogen. Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Quadra told reporters about the G7 summit:
Russia’s war on Ukraine was discussed at the G7 summit. In both cases, Prime Minister Modi has called for a speedy negotiation of the issue. Prime Minister Modi has said that the world has been hit hard by the Ukraine-Russia war.
He also mentioned that India was coming to the aid of countries affected by food insecurity. Prime Minister Modi has said that energy security has become a challenge due to the war in Ukraine. He said India would continue to take necessary steps to ensure energy security.
Leaders of the G7 Alliance also welcomed Prime Minister Modi’s remarks. This is the third time Prime Minister Modi has attended the G7 summit. This shows the growing contribution of India at the international level. Vinay Mohan Quadra says India has become a country that provides islands for global problems.
Prime Minister Modi’s gift to world leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Jomni to attend the G7 Summit, presented world leaders with a variety of Indian artefacts, including the Gulabi Meenakari and the Kashmiri rug.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi presents a geo-coded Gulab Meenagari artefact to US President Joe Biden. Prime Minister Modi gifted a marquee to Jommani Prime Minister Olaf Scholes, a pottery to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, black pottery pieces from Nizamabad, Uttar Pradesh, and a naturally occurring perfume ithaca to French Chancellor Emanuel Macron.
Prime Minister Modi presented a statue of Rama Thapa to the President of Indonesia and baskets and handlooms as handicrafts to the President of Senegal. Prime Minister Modi presents silk rugs to President Justin Trudeau of Canada.