Space, sea must foster unity, not conflict: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Thursday, November 21, 2024, emphasized the importance of “Democracy First, Humanity First” as a guiding principle for global welfare. Speaking at a Special Session of Parliament in Guyana. He highlighted the need for universal cooperation in critical areas such as space and the sea. PM Modi firmly stated that these domains should unite nations rather than create conflicts.

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During his address, PM Modi underlined India’s commitment to global harmony and its history of ethical diplomacy. He asserted that India has never pursued selfish or expansionist policies. Instead, the nation has focused on fostering partnerships that prioritize shared. Progress and sustainability, steering clear of ambitions to seize resources or impose dominance.

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PM Modi Calls for Global Unity, Highlights India’s Role in Peace

PM Modi also highlighted India’s contributions to fostering global unity, such as its role in initiatives like the International Solar Alliance and its growing partnerships in South America and the Caribbean. He emphasized that India’s foreign policy is rooted in mutual respect, cooperation, and collective growth, values that resonate with nations across the world.

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His call for cooperation was met with appreciation in Guyana, where India shares deep historical and cultural ties. PM Modi’s speech reinforced India’s stance as a responsible global leader committed to peace and sustainable development. By urging nations to prioritize humanity and democracy, he set a hopeful tone for addressing global challenges through collective efforts.

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