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PM modi g7 summit: PM Modi has taken a dig at the comment of the ceasefire of US President Donald Trump of French President Emmanuel Macron. Apart from the G-7 summit in Canada, during the meeting with Macron, Modi said, nowadays you are fighting on Twitter. On leaving the G-7 conference in Canada, Macron had taken a sarcasm at Trump, saying that the US President had to return to Washington to conduct a ‘ceasefire’ between Israeli-Iran. As Trump himself remains Mian Mithu about the agreement between India and Pakistan. On this statement of Macron, Trump became enraged and wrote a long post in protest against the French President. Trump described it as a publicity stunt of Macron and said that there is no ceasefire between Israel-Iran but something big.

The conversation between the Prime Minister and Macron in Canada took place at a time when Trump himself has talked to PM Modi on the phone. In a conversation for about 35 minutes, Trump regretted not meeting Modi. During this time, PM Modi bluntly told Trump that there is no acceptance of any kind of mediation in relations with Pakistan. Modi said that during the operation vermilion, there was no talk of any kind of trade deal or arbitration between India and America.

PM Modi meets many leaders
PM Modi told Trump that the talk of stopping military action during Operation Sindoor was directly through the existing channels of both armies between India and Pakistan. This conversation was also held on the insistence of Pakistan. Modi also told Trump that now India sees terrorism not a proxy war but as a war. During the meeting with PM Modi, Macron also said for NSA Ajit Doval that Mr. Doval, I know you. At the G-7 summit in Canada, PM Modi also met Italy’s Prime Minister Georgia Meloni. As soon as he met the warmth, Meloni told Modi that you are ‘best’ and “I am trying to follow you.

Donald Trump Invites Modi to Usa: After leaving the G7 conference held in Canada early, US President Donald Trump spoke to the Prime Minister of India on the phone. During this time, the two leaders discussed mutual cooperation and regional issues. US President Trump also invited PM Modi to come to America while returning from Canada, but PM Modi did not accept.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that in the conversation, Operation Sindoor and the situation related to Pakistan were also in the discussion. Prime Minister Modi invited President Trump to come to India, on which Trump said that he is excited about coming to India. During the conversation, President Trump also invited Prime Minister Modi to come to America. The two leaders emphasized that relations between India and America would be stronger further.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri gave information

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that US President Donald Trump asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi if he could come to America while returning from Canada. On this, PM Modi said that he will not be able to come to America at the moment due to already scheduled programs.

Vikram Misri said this about Operation Sindoor

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri further said, “Prime Minister Modi clearly told President Trump that neither had any conversation on the Indo-US trade deal nor any kind of media discussion between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. There was a discussion related to stopping military action only through the dialogue channel of India and Pakistan, and this conversation was started on the initiative of Pakistan.

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PM Narendra Modi G7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met leaders from South Korea, Mexico, South Africa and Australia during the G-7 summit at Canadian Kanainiscis. PM Modi lashed Pakistan on the issue of terrorism with the G-7 summit. He said that there should be no place for double standards on terrorism.

In the G7 outreach session in Canada, Canada, Prime Minister Modi said, “The terrorist attack on April 22 was not only an attack on Pahalgam, but also an attack on the soul, identity and respect of every Indian. It was an attack on the whole humanity. Terrorism is an enemy of humanity. So he will have to pay its price. ”

What about PM Modi said about Global South countries

PM Modi said, “On one hand we are ready to impose all kinds of restrictions on the basis of our choice. On the other hand, countries that openly support terrorism are rewarded. Unfortunately, the countries of Global South suffer the most from uncertainty and conflicts. They are first affected by the crises related to food, fuel, fertilizer and finance. India considers the priorities and concerns of Global South on the world stage. ”

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PM modi in canada for g7: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached Calgary, Canada. Here he will attend the 51st G7 summit. This tour is happening at a time when tension between Iran and Israel is increasing in the world. Earlier, the Prime Minister completed the visit to Cyprus, where he interacted in detail with Cyprus President Nicos Christodulides. There was a discussion on strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.

The Ministry of External Affairs described the visit as “memorable” on the social media platform X and PM Modi also thanked the President of Cyprus and the people there for the warm and brilliant hosting of the people there. Prime Minister Modi is on a tour of three days of four days, including Cyprus, Canada and Croatia. After the G7 Summit, his next stop will be Croatia.

G7 Summit to be held in Kananaskis, Alberta province
This time the G7 summit is being held in Kananaskis, Alberta province, Canada. This event is being held at a time when the world has openly landed in the battlefield against each other. This meeting is considered to be very important in the backdrop of the increasing confrontation between Israel and Iran and the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine War.

Possibility of bilateral conversation with Canadian PM
Bilateral meetings are scheduled from Prime Minister Modi’s many other G7 and leaders of invited countries including Prime Minister Modi’s Prime Minister Mark Carney. Carney inviting Modi to the G7 summit is an indication that the new government of Canada intends to improve relations with India, which became very stressful after the murder of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

PM Modi will not be able to meet Trump?
US President Donald Trump will leave the summit in the middle and return to America. The White House said on Tuesday morning that Trump has taken this decision due to tension in the middle East. White House Press Secretary Caroline Lewitt said on Monday that US President Donald Trump would leave the G-7 summit on Monday night a day before due to increasing tension in the Middle East. In such a situation, the chances of Trump’s meeting with PM Modi are very less.

Global issues will be discussed
The Ministry of External Affairs had earlier informed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would discuss important global issues like energy security, technology and innovation, AI and energy coordination and quantum technology with heads of G7 countries, invited countries and international organizations.

PM Modi’s address at G7 summit
Prime Minister Modi will take part in the G7 Outrich Summit to be held on Tuesday afternoon and will share his views there. The focus of this summit will be on three major topics:

• Security of communities worldwide
• Energy security and digital change intensifying
• Make the future partnerships secure

PM Modi first foreign tour after Operation Sindoor
This summit is the first multilateral presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which is taking place after the success of ‘Operation Sindoor’, the anti -terrorism campaign in Pakistan in May.

Leaders of Ukraine and Mexico will also be involved
Ukraine President Volodimir Zelanski will also attend this summit as guest leaders. Ukraine and Mexico are also not members of G-7, but the President of the two countries have been invited to participate in the summit this time.

G-7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a Cyprus tour from where he will leave to attend the G-7 summit to be held in Kananaskis. This is the first foreign tour of PM Modi after Operation Sindoor, where he will interact with the big leaders of the world.

US President Donald Trump, Italian PM Georgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron have reached Canada to attend the G-7 summit.

PM Modi may meet Donald Trump

On the call of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, PM Modi will attend the G-7 summit on 16-17 June. During this time he can also meet Donald Trump. However, no confirmation has been made by the Ministry of External Affairs. During Operation Sindoor, Donald Trump had given a credit to seize himself, claiming mediation between India and Pakistan. At the same time, India had rejected the intervention of any third party.

There may be talk on the issue of weapons and technology transfer

In such a situation, on a global stage like G-7, PM Modi can put India’s side in front of the world with a ceasefire. Apart from this, PM Modi can clear India’s stand in front of Trump during the meeting, because India never accepts any third party mediation on the issue of Kashmir. India has made it clear that Kashmir is not an issue of dialogue and now if it comes to Pakistan, only PoK will be on the issue.

The stage of the G-7 summit will be a chance to tell the world about India’s technical and military capability during operation vermilion. Apart from this, PM Modi may also have talks with global leaders on the issue of weapons and technology transfer in future.

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PM Modi Cyprus Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Cyprus on a two -day visit on Sunday (June 16). During his Cyprus trip, he will hold talks with President Nicos Christodolidase to strengthen bilateral relations.

Cyprus President Nico Christodolidase welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the airport, displaying special warmth. PM Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Cyprus in two decades.

PM Modi expressed gratitude to the President of Cyprus

Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a post on the social media platform X. In the post, PM Modi wrote, “I have reached Cyprus. I thank Cyprus President Nicos Christodolidase to express special warmth at my welcome at the airport. This journey will provide significant speed in relations with India-sprus, especially in trade, investment and other fields.”

Ministry of External Affairs posts about PM Modi’s visit

PM Modi has reached Cyprus under the first phase of his three countries visiting in five days. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached Cyprus for a reliable partnership based on shared values ​​and aspirations. While showing the warm historical relationships, President Christodolidase and External Affairs Minister Constantinos Kombos welcomed the Prime Minister at the airport. “He said,” There will be widespread discussion to further intensify bilateral relations during PM Modi’s visit. “

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on India-sprus relation

In a statement before leaving for New Delhi, PM Modi said that Cyprus is a close friend and important partner in the Mediterranean region and in the European Union. He said, “This journey is an opportunity to further strengthen historical relations, intensify our relations in the fields of trade, investment, security, technology and promote contact at the level of the people of both countries.”

Prime Minister Modi will hold talks with President Christodolidase in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus and will address the leaders of the business world in Limasol.

PM Modi will go to Canada to attend the G-7 summit after Cyprus

After Cyprus, he will go to Canada in Canada to attend the G-7 summit at the invitation of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. After the G-7 summit, Modi will leave for Croatia, where he will hold a meeting with President Joran Milnovich and Prime Minister Andrez Plankovic.

This is the opportunity to thank partner countries against terrorism- PM Modi

Modi said that this visit to three countries is also an opportunity to unite countries around the world to thank the partner countries for continuously supporting India in the fight against cross -border terrorism and to deal with all forms of terrorism.

G7 summit in canada: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited for the G7 Summit to be held in Canada. The church of this move of Canada is happening everywhere amidst the relationship between India-Canada. On the matter, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the G-7 countries will discuss important issues including security and energy at their upcoming summit. He said that India’s presence in inter-governmental political and economic platform is necessary.

Carney said that India is also the fifth largest economy in the world and the most populous country, so it must be at this place. He said, “Let me tell two aspects in this context. First that we are in the role, in the role of the President of Canada G-7 and the discussions with our G-7 colleagues include important discussions including energy, security, digital future, important minerals. Also include partnership in building infrastructure in emerging and developing countries.”

What did Carney say about India?

He said, “There are some countries that should be involved in these discussions and as the G7 President I will consult some other countries to take these decisions. India is the fifth largest economy in the world, effectively the world’s most populous country, many of those supply chains are in the center, so it makes sense.”

Carney said that India and Canada are working on law enforcement and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted his invitation. He said, “In addition, at the bilateral level we have agreed to continue the law enforcement dialogue, so there has been some progress by recognizing the issues of accountability. I have invited Prime Minister Modi in this context and he has accepted it.”

What did PM Modi say?

Prime Minister Modi on Friday confirmed that he would attend the upcoming summit of Group of Seven (G7) leaders to be held in Canada at the invitation of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. He said in a post on X, “He was happy to talk to Canadian Prime Minister Mark J. Karney on the phone. He congratulated him on his victory in the recent election and thanked him for inviting him to the G-7 summit to be held in Kananasakis at the end of this month. India and Canada will work on the basis of emergency and shared interests, as a lively democracy, as a lively democracy. I am eagerly waiting for our meeting. “

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PM modi invited at g7 summit: Canadian PM Mark Carney has sent an invitation to India regarding the G7 Summit. He called PM Modi and discussed many issues including strengthening bilateral relations. PM Modi posted on X and wrote, “He was happy to talk to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on the phone. He congratulated him on his victory in the recent election and thanked him for inviting him to the G7 summit in Kananaskis later this month.”

The meeting is eagerly waiting- PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi wrote, “As a lively democracy bound by deep people, India and Canada will work together with new enthusiasm under the guidance of mutual respect and shared interests. Our meeting is eagerly awaited at the summit.” Earlier, there were speculations that due to the relationship with Canada, India would not be invited to join the G-7 summit.

G7 summit organized in Canada this month

The Canadian government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney is going to host the G7 Summit at Kananaskis Resort in Alberta on June 15-17 this year. In which global challenges such as Russia-Ukraine War and the situation in West Asia are expected to be discussed. The G7 takes part in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom and the United States, in addition to the European Union.

The Congress had said that if India is not invited to the G-7 meeting in Canada, then it will be a big diplomatic lapse. In 2023, the then Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India of being a hand in the murder of pro -Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in 2023, after which the relationship between the two countries increased.

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