PM Modi's Diplomatic Visit to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana

PM Modi will visit Nigeria and Guyana to strengthen ties with Africa and the Caribbean. The visit, the first by an Indian PM in 17 years, aims to review the strategic partnership established in 2007.

Strengthening Ties with Africa: Nigeria Visit

PM Modi's visit to Nigeria from November 16-17 will be the first by an Indian PM in 17 years
Aims to review the strategic partnership between India and Nigeria established in 2007
Discussions to focus on enhancing collaboration in economy, energy, and defense sectors
Over 200 Indian companies have invested more than $27 billion in Nigeria
PM Modi to address the Indian community in Nigeria

India's Role in the G20 Summit: Brazil Visit

PM Modi to attend the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from November 18-19
India is part of the G20 Troika along with Brazil and South Africa
PM to put forward India's positions on global issues and build on previous G20 summits
Expected to meet several world leaders on the summit's sidelines
Summit comes amid escalating geopolitical tensions worldwide

Strengthening India-Caribbean Ties: Guyana Visit

PM Modi's visit to Guyana from November 19-21 will be the first by an Indian PM since 1968
Invitation extended by Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, who visited India in 2023
PM to hold discussions with President Ali, address the Guyanese Parliament, and meet the Indian diaspora
Participation in the Second CARICOM-India Summit to enhance India's friendship with the Caribbean region
Focus on areas like climate resilience and economic development

Broader Diplomatic Agenda

PM Modi's three-nation tour marks historic milestones in India's bilateral relations
Visits to Nigeria and Guyana after long gaps highlight India's commitment to strengthening ties with Africa and the Caribbean
Active participation in the G20 Summit underscores India's global leadership and its influence in shaping the international agenda
Engagements across the three nations aim to expand economic, energy, defense, and cultural cooperation

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