PM modi argentina visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on his visit to five countries, the third stop is Argentina. The journey is historic in many ways as this is the first time in the last 57 years that an Indian Prime Minister has gone on a bilateral visit to Argentina. Although Narendra Modi has previously come to Argentina for the G20 summit in 2018, he was part of the multilateral conference then. This time the tour is to expand completely bilateral cooperation.

He was given a formal Guard of Honor on arrival at the Prime Minister’s AGESA International Airport. After this, he will meet Argentina President Xavier Miley, whom he had in the last meeting in 2024. Many topics like defense, agriculture, energy, mining, renewable energy, science and technology, and investment are to be discussed between the two leaders. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the focus of the meeting will be on beneficial partnership.

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Why is Argentina important for India?

The Prime Minister made it clear in the statement that India and Argentina have immense possibilities in many areas. According to this, Argentina is a pioneer in agricultural products and can become an important source of grains and oilseeds for India. Argentina is rich in lithium and other rare minerals, which are very important for India’s EV (electric vehicle) and battery manufacturing industry. Argentina’s Vaca Muerta Shell Gas Project can open the way for long -term energy partnership for India. With the participation of Argentina in India’s international solar alliance (ISA), both countries can increase green energy cooperation.

Modi received the highest civilian honor in Trinidad

Prior to the visit, Prime Minister was on a two -day visit to Trinidad and Tobago, where he was awarded the ‘The Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago’. This is the highest civilian honor of Trinidad and Modi became the first foreign leader to receive it. During this period, 6 important agreements were also signed between India and Trinidad, including trade, digital transactions, culture, health and maritime cooperation.

Brazil and Namibia will also go to PM

After Argentina, Modi will go to Brazil to attend the 17th BRICS summit, where multilateral global economic and political topics will be discussed. After this, his state visit will be in Namibia, where there will be a focus on India-Africa relations.

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