Is not it a proud moment of All Indians that the
French President Emmanuel Macron personally invited our
PM Modi in G-7 Summit even when India is not among the Seven Countries. PM Modi on Sunday reached France where the summit is taking place and meet with the United Nations Secretary-
General Antonio Guterres and United Kingdom PM
Boris Johnson. The main event will take place today, but they on personal levels discussed on ways to strengthen the international relations.
PM Modi In G-7 Summit Will Discuss The Indo-Pak Disputes
What every Indian is curious about is not the global tensions but the Kashmir issue on which
PM Modi in G-7 Summit will talk to the
US President Donald Trump. Trump has continuously offered to intervene in the Indo-Pakistan disputes post the revocation of Section 370 because India calls it in internal problem, and there is no need for Pak to interfere. Pakistan, on the other hand, has taken the matter to Trump and requested him to have a talk with India. Trump, after the request of Imran Khan, has asked
PM Modi to discuss the situation as Kashmir's Issue is Bilateral.
Something About The G-7 Summit
G-7 stands for the group of seven most developed countries including
Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and
the United States. The representatives of these nations gather to discuss their or global issues and strategize for development. They also unite to help countries suffering tragedies. For example, the
G-7 summit 2019 would focus on the
Amazon Fire, which has affected the major locations of Brazil and would discuss ways to help them.
Ministry Of External Affairs (MEA) After PM Modi Got The Invitation
The fact that India has been invited by the President of the
G-7 Summit is something to be proud of because the committee does not usually invite non-participants to attend the meeting. We should be proud of our nation which has proved its potential of becoming a developed country, and that is why Emmanuel Macron asked
Narendra Modi (PM Modi in G-7 Summit) to join them in Biarritz, where the summit has been started since morning.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that the invitation is a
"reflection of the personal chemistry, and
recognition of India as a major economic power.”
The US is likely to raise the issue of the abolishment of some sections of
Article 370 because the country as more than once expressed its interest to mediate between
India and Pakistan.
