PM Narendra Modi is strengthening international ties and advancing India’s global vision through his multi-nation tour. After a successful visit to Trinidad and Tobago, PM Modi now heads to Argentina for a historic bilateral engagement—the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Buenos Aires in six decades. During his visit, he will hold high-level talks with President Javier Milei, focusing on key areas such as defence, agriculture, mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, trade, investment, and people-to-people ties. This visit underlines India’s strategic intent to expand its footprint in Latin America. Leaders from both countries will assess existing partnerships and explore opportunities to build a robust framework for future investments in infrastructure, sustainable development, and critical trade sectors.
PM Modi departs for Buenos Aires after concluding visit to Trinidad and Tobago
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PM Modi Will Visit Argentina For Some Classic Strategic Talks
PM Modi will hold bilateral discussions in Buenos Aires on July 4–5 to identify growth opportunities. He will participate in sessions on agriculture, mining, oil and gas, defence, renewable energy, and technology transfer. PM Modi will also meet with business leaders and investors to promote India’s expanding economy. Both nations will assess current projects and explore a roadmap for future investments. Analysts will highlight shared sectoral interests and potential. PM Modi aims to drive new commercial partnerships that serve the strategic interests of both Argentina and India. This engagement seeks to reinforce economic bonds through strengthened trade and innovation.
PM Modi At BRICS Summit And Brazil For Economic Progress Discussion
PM Modi will proceed to Brazil on July 5 to attend the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro (July 6–7). He will join fellow BRICS leaders to discuss global governance reform, climate action, responsible AI, and economic progress. On the sidelines, PM Modi will hold bilateral talks in Brasilia with President Lula to enhance cooperation in trade, defence, energy, space, digital infrastructure, agriculture, and healthcare. This marks his first visit to Brasilia in nearly 60 years. PM Modi will also engage with global leaders, reinforcing India’s diplomatic influence ahead of its upcoming BRICS presidency. His presence will signify India’s active role in South-South cooperation.
The Historic Visit To Namibia Parliament,PM Modi Will Address A session
PM Modi will travel to Namibia on July 9 to conclude his tour with a historic Parliament address in Windhoek—the first by an Indian prime minister in decades. He will meet President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and pay homage to national icons like Sam Nujoma and Hage Geingob. PM Modi will also discuss cooperation in renewable energy, public health, education, and infrastructure development. His speech will emphasize democratic values and India’s dedication to Africa’s economic advancement. PM Modi aims to increase bilateral trade and developmental partnerships while strengthening cultural and historical ties with Namibia
Modi’s Visit: Recap Of Ghana And Trinidad
PM Modi began his tour in Ghana (July 2–3), where he addressed Parliament and held talks on economic, defence, and energy cooperation. He then visited Trinidad and Tobago (July 3–4), where he addressed Parliament, met President Christine Kangaloo and PM Kamla Persad‑Bissessar, and received the nation’s highest honour, The Order of the Republic. PM Modi also participated in cultural diplomacy, such as planting a neem tree with the Prime Minister in Port of Spain. Both visits reinforced India’s engagement with the Global South and set the stage for his BRICS and strategic talks in Latin America and Africa.
(With Inputs From ANI)
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