Trinidad and tobago supports india PM in unsc: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to 5 countries these days. Amid this visit by PM Modi, Caribbean countries Trinidad and Tobago have supported India’s United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for permanent membership.

On Friday (July 4), PM Modi signed 6 agreements to increase cooperation in many areas including infrastructure and medicine with his counterpart Kamla Prasad Bisacer. During this time, the two leaders discussed possible cooperation in areas like agriculture, healthcare and digital change, contact between UPI and people.

Trinidad and Tobago supported
A joint statement released on Saturday said that Trinidad and Tobago have confirmed their full support to India for permanent membership in the extended United Nations Security Council. The statement said that the two leaders, while accepting the growing land political stress and global conflicts, told the way to carry forward dialogue and diplomacy.

India has supported the candidature of the temporary seat of Trinidad and Tobago in the United Nations Security Council for 2027-28. The Ministry of External Affairs said that the Prime Minister’s historic visit to Trinidad and Tobago has led to special relations between the two countries.

Consent on Global South countries
The Ministry of External Affairs said that PM Modi and Bisacer have agreed to work together for more solidarity between the countries of Global South and strengthen the India-Caundice partnership. Caricom (Caribbean Community) is a regional political and economic association of 15 nations and 5 associate members.

PM Modi reached Port of Spain on Thursday in the second phase of 5 countries visit. This is the first bilateral visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Trinidad and Tobago since 1999.

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PM Modi Addresses Trinidad and Tobago Parliament: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to 5 countries these days. After Ghana, PM Modi reached Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday (July 3, 2025). In Port of Spain on Friday, he said that the voice of developing countries is not being raised strongly and India will work with its partners to get Global South a proper place on the right platform.

Addressing the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago, the Prime Minister said that terrorism is an enemy of humanity and the global community should unite to give it a shelter or no place. PM Modi said that during the chairmanship of India G20, the concerns of Global South were brought to the center of the global decision process.

Free trade is under pressure- PM Modi

He said that our partnerships are based on respect and unconditional. PM Modi clearly said this to give the difference between the perspective of India and China for Global South. The first Prime Minister of India, the first Prime Minister to address the Parliament of the Caribbean country, said that free trade is under pressure and is facing challenges of world climate change, food, health and energy security.

He said that the old institutions are struggling to bring peace and progress. Meanwhile, global South is emerging. The countries involved in this want to see a new and more fair world system. PM Modi said that when 75 years of establishment of the United Nations were completed, there was great hope in developing countries. It was expected that the pending improvements would be realized for a long time. Eventually our voice will be heard, but that hope turned into despair.

‘Terrorism is the enemy of humanity’

PM Modi called terrorism a serious threat and called for concerted efforts to deal with it. Modi said that terrorism is an enemy of humanity. This Red House (Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago) has seen the wounds of terrorism and the blood of innocent people flowing.

Global South includes the countries that are considered less developed in terms of technology and social development. These countries are mainly located in the southern hemisphere. This includes countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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PM modi trinidad and tobago visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Trinidad And Tobago The government has given the country’s highest civilian honor ‘ Order Off the Republic of Trinidad And Tobago‘ is awarded. PM Modi has thanked the government and people there. He said that I accept this honor as a common glory on behalf of 140 crore Indians.

‘Strong countries should have 6 things including brave army’

PM Modi said, ,It is a matter of great pride that our common tradition, culture and customs have been preserved even today by the Indian community. Cultural interaction between the two countries appears at step. President Kangalu Jee’s ancestor saint Thiruvalluvar Yes of Earth Tamil Nadu From WereThey Said Was That Strong Countries Of Near 6 Things Having Needed, Daring Army, Patriot citizen, resources, Good Public Representative, Strong Defense And This way friends Country Who Always with Standing Stay,

‘There is a thrill of cricket in our relationships and also temper’

PM Modi, referring to the relations between the two countries, said, ,Trinidad And Tobago For India, there is a friendly country as is the thrill of cricket in our relations and Trinidad on p There is also a temper, For India Trinidad And Tobago, Carrie-Not only Kom, but important in the whole world Partner Is. Our cooperation Full Global South Of For Important Is,,

PM Modi said, “We as a close and reliable partner Trinidad And Tobago The skills of the people are emphasizing on development and capacity building. Two Vibrant As a democracy, we will continue to work with the two countries for the good of humanity. The first time to give this honor to a foreign leader shows the depth of our special relationship. “

PM Modi mentioned Bharat Trinidad and Tobago relationships

PM Modi said, “This relationship is based on our shared history and cultural heritage. Those who came here from India 180 years ago laid the foundation of our friendship. Even though their hands were empty, but their minds were rich in Indian civilization culture and diversity. Harmonious And the seeds of harmony were sown today Trinidad And Tobago Are realizing. “

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PM Modi Visit Trinidad and Tobago: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a tour of 5 countries. In this episode, he reached Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday (July 3, 2025) after Ghana, where he was welcomed by Prime Minister Kamla Prasad Bissar.

On reaching the Port of Spain, PM Modi was welcomed in Indian style on Friday with a flame and dhol manjhers. PM Modi was enchanted after hearing Bhojpuri Chautal and he has called it a cultural connection between the two countries. He said that it is not anywhere else in the world.

‘Ego Anmol Cultural Connection’
PM Modi posted a video of Bhojpuri Chautal on X on Friday (July 4, 2025) and said that Ago Anmol cultural connection! Very happy to see the performance of Bhojpuri Chautal presentation in Port of Spain. The connection between Trinidad and Tobago and India, especially East UP and Bihar is notable.

PM Modi also met the people of the Indian community there. He said that the migrant community has not only achieved success in many areas, but they are also deeply associated with Indian culture.

Ego Anmol Cultural Connection!

Very happy to see the performance of Bhojpuri Chautal presentation in Port of Spain. The connection between Trinidad and Tobago and India, especially East UP and Bihar is notable. pic.twitter.com/a6huogo7cj

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) July 4, 2025

(Know India) Meet the winning youth of the quiz
During this time, PM Modi met the winners of Tinidad and Tobago (know India) Quiz winners Shankar Ramjatan, Nicholas Maraj and Vince Mahato. This quiz has increased the worldwide wide participation and deepened the association of the migrant community with India.

Which districts live in Trinidad and Tobago?
According to the Ministry of External Affairs, a total of 13 lakh people live in this country. 45 percent of these people are of Indian origin. Most of the people living here are people from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. These people have come from Bhojpuri -speaking districts Chhapra, Ara, Ballia, Siwan, Gopalganj, Banaras and Azamgarh.

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Trinidad and tobago Muslim Population: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday (3 July 2025) as part of a two -day visit. Trinidad and Tobago have a population of about 1.3 million, out of which 45 percent are people of Indian origin. Talking about a particular religion here, the number of Christian communities is very high. Here are about 55.2 percent of the people who believe in Christianity. The population of those who believe in Hinduism is 18.2 percent, while the population of those who believe in Islam is only 5 percent. Apart from this, there are 21.6 percent people who do not believe in any religion.

Trinidad and Tobago presents the ideal of a religious tolerance. Spiritual baptist 5.7 per cent, Ojisha religion 0.9 per cent, Rasta 0.3 per cent are also included in valid religions. Recognition and public holidays are prescribed by the government for every religion. All communities have the freedom to maintain cultural identity.

Hinduism begins in Trinidad and Tobago
Hinduism in Trinidad and Tobago started in 1838 with contracted workers from India. They were brought for work in sugarcane fields on behalf of British colonists. He not only kept his language, customs and culture alive, but today Hanuman Temple, Shiva temple, and many other religious places have become the identity there. Hanuman Temple of Trinidad, which is 85 feet high and the largest in the entire Western Hemisphere. Diwali Nagar, a cultural center where thousands of people gather on Diwali every year. Festivals like Shivaratri, Holi and Dussehra are celebrated with full enthusiasm. This visit of Prime Minister Modi confirms that India is serious about strengthening relations with its diaspora.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a tour of Trinidad and Tobago. There is a deep relationship between India and West Indies in cricket, so when PM reached there, he also mentioned cricketers. He told an anecdote 25 years old about Brian Lara. He also praised Nicholas Puran and Sunil Naren fiercely. Earlier, when PM Modi received a grand reception in Trinidad and Tobago.

Prime Minister Modi, who reached Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday night, addressed the people of the Indian community. He spoke on Indian heritage and said that the ancestors of many people living there have come from Bihar. The ancestors of Trinidad and Prime Minister Kamala ji of Tobago are also from Bihar, he used to live in Buxar. There people consider them the daughter of Bihar.

Say 25 year old anecdote

Cricket in Trinidad and Tobago is very famous, people in India also know them because of this game. There were many legendary cricketers here, Brian Lara, one of the best batsmen in the world, also comes. The PM also narrated an anecdote about them. He said, “When I came here 25 years ago, all the people did not get tired of praising Lara’s moment, his cut shot.”

The PM also praised Puran and Naren after this, both of them also play in the world’s largest cricket league Indian Premier League to be played in India. The PM said, “Today Sunil Naren and Nicholas Puran are excited by our youth, since then our friendship has become stronger.”

Let us know that many people of Indian origin live in Trinidad and Tobago, the ancestors of Prime Minister Kamla Prasad-Bisessar themselves are from India. Talking about cricketers, Sunil Naren and Nicholas Puran’s ancestors are also from India. The PM said about this, “Your ancestors faced difficult situations, but did not lose hope and won every difficulty. Ganga may leave Yamuna but brought Ramayana in his heart. He left his soil, but did not give up salt. He did not forget his culture.”

Brian Lara’s name is counted among the world’s greatest batsmen. He is currently at number 8 in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs in international cricket. He scored 22358 runs in 521 innings of 430 matches. Recently, Nicholas Puran surprised everyone by taking retirement from international cricket, he will only play in league cricket.

PM Modi Visit Trinidad and Tobago: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to 5 countries. After Ghana, PM Modi, who reached Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday (July 3, 2025), started his speech with Sitaram and Jai Shri Ram. He thanked Prime Minister Kamla Prasad Bisacer for the reception.

Addressing the Indian community, PM Modi said that I have come on this beautiful land some time ago, where the tweet of birds echoes and my first dialogue happened from the Indian community here. PM Modi said that it seems absolutely natural, because we are part of the same family. The journey of the Indian community in Trinidad and Tobago is full of courage. The circumstances that your ancestors faced would have broken the strongest souls as well, but they faced difficulties with hope.

‘They left their soil, but no salt’

PM Modi said that your ancestors faced problems firmly. He left Ganga and Yamuna behind, but took Ramayana in his heart. They left their soil, but not salt. He was not just a migrant, he was the messenger of an eternal civilization. His contribution has benefited this country cultural, economic and spiritually.

,25 years ago I came here ‘

PM Modi said that since the last time I came, it has been 25 years since then. Our friendship has become even stronger. Banaras, Patna, Kolkata and Delhi may be cities in India, but the names of roads here are also. Navratri, Mahashivratri and Janmashtami are celebrated here with joy, gaiety and pride. I can see the warmth of many well-known faces here. I can see curiosity in the bright eyes of the younger generation, who are eager to know and grow together. Our relationships are spread far beyond geography and generations.

He said that it is a matter of respect for me to replicate the Ram temple in Ayodhya and bring some water of the Saryu river. PM Modi said that you all know that earlier this year was the world’s largest spiritual gathering Mahakumbh. I have got the privilege of taking the water of Mahakumbh with me. I request Kamala ji to offer holy water of Saryu River and Mahakumbh in the Ganges stream here.

‘Kamala ji’s ancestors used to live in Buxar in Bihar’

Prime Minister Modi said that Prime Minister Kamla ji’s ancestors used to live in Buxar in Bihar. Kamala ji herself has also come there. People consider them the daughter of Bihar. The ancestors of many people present here have come from Bihar itself. The legacy of Bihar is the pride of India as well as the world. There should be democracy, politics, diplomacy, higher education, Bihar had shown new directions in many such subjects to the world centuries ago. I am confident that even for the 21st century world, new motivations and new opportunities will come out from the land of Bihar.

‘Chanda Mama is not far away for us now’

PM Modi said that the time is no longer far when someone will reach the Indian moon and India will have its own space station. We do not just count the stars, Aditya try to go to him as a mission. Now Chanda Mama is not far away for us. We are also making impossible possible with our hard work.

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PM modi ghana visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the African country Ghana on Wednesday (July 3, 2025) in the first phase of foreign trip to 5 countries. This is the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister after 30 years. He was warmly welcomed by Ghana President John Droni Mahama at the airport of the capital Akra. On this occasion, Prime Minister Modi was given 21 cannon salute with the Guard of Honor.

The Prime Minister’s visit is important towards strengthening India’s strategic partnership with both ends of Global South and Atlantic. Apart from this foreign tour, PM Modi will also visit Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Brazil and Namibia.

‘It is a matter of honor to address Ghana’s Parliament’
In a statement issued before the tour, PM Modi said that he is traveling to Ghana on July 2-3 on the invitation of President Mahama. He described Ghana as an important partner of Global South who plays an important role in the Economic Community of African Union and West African states. The PM hoped that this visit would further strengthen the India-Ghana’s relations in the fields of investment, energy, health, security and development cooperation. He also said that it would be an honor for him to address Ghana’s Parliament.

‘180 years ago Indians reached Trinidad and Tobago for the first time’
After this, on July 3-4, PM Modi will visit Trinidad and Tobago. He described this island country as a carrier of deep historical, cultural and public relations based relations with India. The Prime Minister said that he would meet President Christine Carla Kangalu and Prime Minister Kamla Parsad Bisacer. PM Modi said, “The Indians reached Trinidad and Tobago for the first time 180 years ago. This tour is an opportunity to revive our cultural and family bonds.”

After Trinidad, PM Modi will go to Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires, which will be the first official visit of an Indian Prime Minister in the last 57 years. He described Argentina as a major economic partner of India in Latin America and a close aide in the G20.

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Prime Minister Modi will participate in the BRICS summit held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 6-7 July. He said, “India considers BRICS a major platform for emerging economies as a founding member. We are working together for multi -polar, democratic and equitable global system.”

After the BRICS summit, Prime Minister Modi will visit Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, which will be the first state visit of an Indian Prime Minister in about 60 years. He called it a chance to deepen relations with Brazil and share ideas on global South issues with President Lula Da Silva. The last stop for PM Modi’s visit to 5 countries will be Namibia, which Prime Minister Modi has described as a reliable and strategic partner.

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