"New World Order Emerging": PM In Address To Indians In France
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India's experience in multiple fields -- "climate change, global supply change, terrorism" -- will be helpful for the world.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the Indian community in Paris at the end of Day One of his visit to France. A "new world order is emerging," he said, pointing to India's presidentship of the G20 this year. India's experience in multiple fields -- "climate change, global supply change, terrorism" -- will be helpful for the world, he said, addressing a charged crowd at La Seine Musicale in Paris.
"Today, the world is moving towards new world order. The capability and the role of India is changing fast. At this time, India is the President of the G20 group. It's for the first time, in a country's Presidency, that more than 200 meetings are being held across the country," he said.
PM Modi is in Paris on a two-day visit that will firm up crucial defence deals and deepen the India-France strategic ties that has been in place for decades. Tomorrow, he will join the Bastille Day celebrations as the Guest of Honour.
