Prime Minister Modi Advocates for Global South Interests on International Platforms

India's Commitment to Global South

On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's strong advocacy for the interests of the Global South on various international platforms. During his address at the 28th Commonwealth Speakers and Presiding Officers Conference (CSPoC) held in Parliament, he highlighted the efforts made during India's G20 presidency to advance the agenda of the Global South. Modi reiterated the nation's dedication to ensuring that innovations benefit the entire Global South and Commonwealth nations. He also mentioned the commitment to developing open-source technology platforms for partner countries, enabling them to create systems similar to those implemented in India.

Focus on Inclusive Democracy

The Prime Minister stated that India is actively advocating for the interests of the Global South on every global stage. Throughout its G20 presidency, India has prioritized the concerns of the Global South within the global agenda. The ongoing efforts aim to ensure that innovations benefit all nations in the Global South and Commonwealth. Modi emphasized the inclusive nature of Indian democracy, which is characterized by its commitment to reaching the most marginalized. He noted that this commitment has led to approximately 250 million people being lifted out of poverty in recent years, showcasing the tangible results of democracy in India.

A Vision for Welfare

Driven by a spirit of public welfare, India is working inclusively to ensure that no one is left behind. This commitment has resulted in significant progress, with 250 million individuals escaping poverty in the past few years. Modi asserted that democracy in India is about delivering benefits to the last person in line, and the government is dedicated to the welfare of every individual without discrimination.