Prime Minister Modi to attend Outreach Sessions of G7 Summit Today
Prime minister Narendra Modi will be taking part in the g-7, a Virtual Summit of the outreach meetings were held in the UK, in Devon (UK).
According to him, government officials, Prime minister Modi will attend the G-7 outreach sessions on June 12 and 13, in a virtual format.
The united kingdom has the g-7 presidency, India, Australia, south Africa and the republic of Korea will join at the top.
Last month, Prime minister Modi cancelled a visit to the united kingdom for a personal visit to the UK to take part in a summit meeting of the nation's COVID-19 situation.
The Group of Seven (G-7) summit began on Tuesday, when the leaders of the world's most advanced economies, is collected on the Cornish coast for the first time since the outbreak of the global coronavirus pandemic. (ads1)
The theme of this year's G-7 summit to be a 'More is Better', and in the united kingdom, has identified four priorities for the presidency, is a leader in the global recovery from the coronavirus, while strengthening and supporting the future of the pandemic, to help in the future to advance, protect, free and fair trade, the fight against climate change and preserve the earth's biological diversity, in order to safeguard the common values, and the open society.
This is the second time that an Indian Prime minister will take part in the g-7 meeting.
While in India, was invited by the French Presidency of the G7 in 2019, in order to participate in the summit, which is a goodwill partner, the Prime minister also took part in the sessions of the climate, oceans and biodiversity, and digital transformation.
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