Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday (August 29, 2025) that working of India and China together is important to bring stability in the global economic system. He also said that India is ready to pursue bilateral relations from a strategic and long -term perspective, on the basis of mutual respect, interest and sensitivity.

In an interview to ‘The Yomuri Shimbuna’ during his visit to Japan, the Prime Minister said that being two neighbors and the two largest countries in the world, stable, predicted and friendly relations between India and China can have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity.

Information about conversation with China

On the question on the importance of reforming relations with China, Modi said, ‘I will go to Tianjin from here on the invitation of President Xi Chinfing, where I will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit. Since my meeting with President Xi in Kazan last year, there has been continuous and positive progress in our bilateral relations.

He said that stable, predicted and cordial bilateral relations between India and China as two neighbors and the world’s two largest nations could have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity. He said that it is also important for a multi -polar Asia and multipolar world.

Stability objective in global economic system

Modi said, “Given the current instability in the world economy, it is necessary to work together of two big economies like India and China, so that stability can be brought in the global economic system.” He said that India is ready to extend bilateral relations from a strategic and long -term perspective on the basis of mutual respect, interest and sensitivity and to increase strategic dialogue to address the development challenges of the two countries.

On the concept of ‘uninterrupted and open Hind-Pacific’ by the Government of Japan, Prime Minister Modi said that there is a deep harmony in the thinking of India and Japan in this regard, which can also be seen in India’s ‘Vision Ocean’ and the initiative of the Indian-Pacific Oceans.

Honoring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries

He said that both India and Japan are committed to such peaceful, prosperous and stable Hind-Pacific region, where all countries are respected for terrible integrity and sovereignty. The Prime Minister said, “There are strong and comprehensive relations with the countries of our two countries, the Hind-Pacific region and we both communicate with some of them in multilateral formats to give expression to our shared objectives.”

On a recent conversation with the presidents of Russia and Ukraine, Prime Minister Modi said that India has always taken the principle and human stance on this struggle, which has been appreciated by both President Vladimir Putin and President Volodimir Jailonski.

Emphasis on finding solutions through diplomacy

Modi said, ‘Both leaders talked to me and shared their views on the events related to the struggle. I reiterated India’s theoretical and sustainable attitude and insisted on finding solutions through dialogue and diplomacy. I have already indicated that India is ready to support all such efforts, whose purpose is to find a peaceful solution to the struggle.

Modi said, “I believe that on the basis of our good relations with both sides, including the main stakeholders, we can strengthen the efforts dedicated to the restoration of quick and permanent peace in Ukraine.” Emphasizing the importance of ‘Global South’, Prime Minister Modi said that the global community has committed to create a more equitable world by achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) by 2030.

‘Global South’ has to face challenges

He said, ‘If we have to fulfill this commitment, then Global South will have to give priority. In the highly connected world among themselves, we have seen a serious impact on the global South of disruption in epidemic, conflicts and supply chains. Global South means those countries that are either developing or emerging economies. These countries have more population, but lacks resources and technological development.

Modi said that ‘Global South’ is still facing many challenges like global rule, climate change, food and energy security, debt and financial pressure, which affect their development priorities. Being a member of ‘Global South’, we understand these concerns and their impact on the lives of common people well. We have made every effort to bring them to the center of the global agenda.

African Union joined during G20 chairmanship

Prime Minister Modi said that all global efforts like Mission Life, Anti-Anti-Disaster Infrastructure Alliance (CDRI), International Solar Alliance, Global Biofuel Alliance have been aimed at promoting the interests of ‘Global South’. The African Union was included in it during India’s G20 chairmanship, which gave a voice to the aspirations of ‘Global South’.

He said that in the same way, India is actively working for the interests of ‘Global South’ in ‘BRICS’ (BRICS). ‘BRICS’ is a group of countries with emerging economy, which were earlier Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but now it has joined more countries like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia and Iran.

Development and progress of countries of the Indian region

Prime Minister Modi said that India gives importance to its association with ‘BRICS’, which has emerged as a valuable platform for consultation and cooperation. This has promoted mutual understanding on issues related to shared interests of emerging economies.

In the context of ‘Quad’ (QUAD), Modi said that under this platform, work has been done for the development and progress of the countries of the Indo-Pacific region. ‘Quad’ is a strategic partnership group between India, America, Japan and Australia, aimed at promoting an independent, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific sector.

‘Quad’ emerged as a power of global interests

The Prime Minister said, ‘India has been continuously demanding that immediate and overall reforms be made in global multilateral institutions, so that they can better reflect the current geopolitical and economic realities. In the last two decades, since the establishment in 2004, ‘Quad’ has emerged as a power of global interests and has been successful in giving positive results for the people of the Indian region.

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The BRICS summit is being organized in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. All 11 members of BRICS are participating in it, but the most discussion remains the focal point of India, Narendra Modi, because the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi now sets the agenda of BRICS and listens to India’s talk.

What was the situation of India in BRICS earlier?

There was a time when India was not taken very seriously in BRICS. When UPA 2 ruled between 2009 and 2013, questions were raised by all international media about India in BRICS. In some reports, India was told even the weakest link of BRICS. Some global policy makers even suggested it to Indonesia instead of India in BRICS.

Looking at the growth rate of BRICS member countries in 2013, India’s growth rate was just 5.5 percent, while China was 7.8%, Brazil 6.1%, Russia 6.5% and South Africa 5.7% in the growth rate of other member countries of BRICS. The situation was such that in 2013, India was called the 5 weakest economy in the world.

India’s growth rate was below other BRICS countries

At the same time, if we talk about the industrial growth rate of BRICS countries in the year 2013, then India was moving at the rate of just 2 percent. While China’s industrial growth rate was 9.3%, Brazil’s 8.4%, South Africa’s 7%industrial growth rate. As of 2013, inflation in India was also much higher than other member countries.

India’s role increased since 2014

When Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of India in the year 2014, the outline of BRICS changed. In the BRICS, India’s perception was changed. Prime Minister Modi not only participated in every BRICS conference from the year 2014, but also set its agenda from India’s perspective, which all the members of the BRICS started accepting. It is now reported in the international media that India has become the main growth engine of BRICS.

India’s economy is moving very fast. In the year 2024-25, India’s GDP was 6.5 percent, while China was 5%, Russia’s 4.3%, Brazil’s 3.4%, South Africa’s 0.6%GDP. According to these data, India is far ahead in BRICS countries.

India’s industrial growth rate beyond China

At the same time, under the leadership of PM Modi, India has also defeated China in industrial growth rate. India’s industrial growth rate is 6.4%, while China stands at 5.8%. Russia is visible at 4.5%, Brazil 3.1%. India has become number one in this region in BRICS countries. In the year 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the growth of India’s economy is an example for many countries of BRICS.

By 2014, BRICS was usually seen from the perspective of financial support and multilateralism, but Prime Minister Modi changed its agenda. Many issues of India have started getting a place in the BRICS and other countries started accepting.

Talk on anti -terrorism issues

The biggest thing has been that anti -terrorism issues started being discussed in BRICS. In the year 2021, the BRICS Counter Terrorism Working Group was also formed, in which the counter terrorism action plan was accepted. The terrorist organizations could not misuse financial and digital networks, it was also discussed.

India also launched the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in the BRICS, which emphasized the use of technology and India put their objectives in front of the BRICS countries, which are continuously getting a large -scale support.

India’s economy grows rapidly

Apart from this, in the BRICS, now the countries of Global South are talked about. Discussion in BRICS is also on space cooperation, green development, anti -corruption efforts. Earlier all these issues did not arise in the BRICS. Prime Minister Modi goes to Prime Minister Modi for bringing such issues in BRICS for discussion. The voice of the new India is heard in the BRICS and now India’s fast growing economy is proving to be a role model for BRICS countries.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi held extensive discussions on Saturday (July 05, 2025) with Argentina President Xavier Milei, focusing on increasing bilateral cooperation in various fields including important minerals, trade, investment and energy. PM Modi reached Buenos Aires on Friday (July 04, 2025) on a two -day visit to his visit to 5 countries.

It is believed that in their talks, Modi and Milai mainly attracted attention to increasing India-Argentina relations in many major areas including trade, investment, energy, agriculture and important minerals. Both sides are collaborating in many major areas such as trade, defense, important minerals, oil and gas, nuclear power, agriculture, cultural and technology.

A memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the field of mineral resources

India and Argentina have significant cooperation in the mineral resources sector. Especially in lithium which is an important component for India’s green energy change. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in August 2022 on cooperation in the field of mineral resources.

The first meeting of the Joint Working Group formed under the structure of the MoU was held in January. Bilateral trade has increased between India and Argentina. India was the fourth largest trading partner in Argentina in 2021 and 2022.

PM Modi gives wreath to General Jose D

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday laid a wreath here at the memorial of General Jos de San Martin, who is considered to be the national hero of Argentina. Jose Francisco de San Martin Y Matorus is also known as South American countries Argentina, Chile and Peru. Modi reached Argentina on a two -day visit on Friday evening.

During this time he will review the ongoing cooperation with the country’s top leadership and discuss ways to increase bilateral partnership in major areas. This is the first Indian bilateral visit to the Prime Minister level in Argentina in 57 years. This is Modi’s second Argentina visit as Prime Minister. He visited here for the G-20 summit in 2018. This is the third stop of the Prime Minister’s visit to 5 countries.

Two -day journey complete

PM Modi said that Argentina is a leading economic partner in Latin America and a close aide in G-20 and he is eager to discuss with President Xavier Milei, whom he met last year. He arrived here after completing his two -day visit to Trinidad and Tobago.

6 signs on 6 agreements

During Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Trinidad and Tobago, the two countries signed 6 agreements to increase bilateral relations. In the fourth phase of his visit, Modi will go to Brazil to attend the 17th BRICS summit, after which he will travel to the state. Modi will go to Namibia in the last phase of his visit.

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PM Modi Foreign Yatra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to leave for a visit to 5 countries from July 2, 2025. This journey of PM starting from July 2 will be completed on 9 July. This tour of PM also includes two continents. The Prime Minister is going to travel to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Brazil and Namibia in this tour. In this journey, the Prime Minister will stay in Brazil for 4 days regarding the BRICS summit.

In his tenure of 11 years, PM Modi is going on a tour of 5 countries for the second time. Earlier in 2016, he had visited 5 countries, including America, Switzerland, Afghanistan, Mexico and Qatar. This journey of PM will start from Ghana from July 2. The Prime Minister of India is going to visit Ghana after 30 years. From 2 to 3 July, PM Modi will meet the President of Ghana here and discuss the political and economic relations of the two countries.

India’s good relations with Ghana

Ghana is one of the fastest growing economy in West Asia. Also, India’s business relations with Ghana are very good. Bilateral trade between India and Ghana has reached $ 3,137.29 million, in which gold imports from India are very high. Apart from this, many companies of India have also invested a lot of money in companies like agriculture, manufacturing, construction, education, pharmaceuticals, ICT and automotive in Ghana.

After Ghana, PM will travel to this country

After Ghana, PM Modi will visit Trinidad and Tobago. About 40 to 45 percent of Indian migrants reside in Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad and Tobago have become the first country in the Caribbean region, which has approved India’s UPI platform project in its country.

On July 4, PM Modi will go from Trinidad and Tobago to Argentina. India’s total investment in Argentina is US $ 1.2 billion. PM Modi can discuss the major areas in Argentina, such as economic, defense, minerals, oil and gas, nuclear power, science.

PM Modi will stay in Brazil for 4 days

After that from July 5 to 8, the Prime Minister will be on a visit to Brazil and will attend the BRICS summit there. PM Modi is going to travel to Brazil for the fourth time in his tenure. The PM will talk to President Lula here on many issues including improvement in global level, peace and security, AI, climate change and health.

PM Modi will visit Namibia

PM Modi will reach Namibia in the last tour of his visit. PM Modi’s first visit will be in Namibia. Also, after taking over in March, Namibia President Netumbo Nandi will have the first bilateral talks with India. However, trade between India and Namibia has increased. Trade between India and Namibia has increased to US $ 600 million, which works to strengthen the relations between the two countries.

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