10:11 AM, 20-Nov-2024
The President of Guyana, Dr. Mohammed Irfan Ali, along with 4 Ministers of Guyana, the Prime Minister of Grenada and the Prime Minister of Barbados, received Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a hotel in Georgetown, Guyana.
#WATCH Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of Guyana along with 4 ministers from Guyana, PM of Grenada and PM of Barbados received Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a hotel in Georgetown, Guyana
PM Modi is on a 2-day visit to Guyana. During his visit, PM Modi will hold a bilateral… pic.twitter.com/mXVaOdy0fP
— ANI (@ANI) November 20, 2024
08:44 AM, 20-Nov-2024
The President and more than a dozen cabinet ministers welcomed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Guyana in 56 years. In an unprecedented move, Guyana's President Dr. Mohammed Irfan Ali and more than a dozen cabinet ministers welcomed him at the airport.
08:42 AM, 20-Nov-2024
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a ceremonial welcome and guard of honor in Georgetown, Guyana. During his visit, Prime Minister Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with President Mohammed Irfan Ali and address a special sitting of the Parliament of Guyana. He will also join leaders of Caribbean partner countries for the second India-CARICOM Summit.
#WATCH Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives ceremonial welcome and Guard of Honor in Georgetown, Guyana
During his visit, PM Modi will hold a bilateral with President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and will address a special sitting of Guyana's parliament. He will also join leaders from… pic.twitter.com/3cnVzCGOeD
— ANI (@ANI) November 20, 2024
08:40 AM, 20-Nov-2024
Guyana's President Dr. Mohammed Irfan Ali welcomes Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a hug in Georgetown, Guyana. During his visit, Prime Minister Modi will address a special meeting of the Parliament of Guyana. He will also join leaders of Caribbean partner countries for the second India-CARICOM Summit.
#WATCH Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of Guyana share a hug as the latter welcomes PM Modi to Georgetown, Guyana
During his visit, PM Modi will address a special sitting of Guyana's parliament. He will also join leaders from the Caribbean… pic.twitter.com/9cbuETpcba
— ANI (@ANI) November 20, 2024
03:14 AM, 20-Nov-2024
PM Modi: PM Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to reach Guiana in 56 years; The entire cabinet came to welcome
After his successful Brazil tour, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for Guyana on the intervening night of 19-20 November. This is the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 56 years. PM Modi will reach Guyana on Thursday in the last leg of his three-nation tour. India's High Commissioner to Guyana, Amit S Telang, said the visit is a symbol of deep friendship, mutual trust and cooperation. This will be the first visit of an Indian PM to this South American country after 56 years. Earlier, Indira Gandhi had visited Guyana.
#WATCH After attending the 19th G20 Leaders' Summit, in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro, PM Modi left for his last and third leg of the three-nation tour, Guyana
This will be the first visit by an Indian prime minister to the Caribbean nation in over 50 years. PM Modi will hold a… pic.twitter.com/Edb28b7TlP
— ANI (@ANI) November 19, 2024
What happened at the G-20 conference in Rio de Janeiro
Earlier in the G-20 summit, even though the major economies of the world stressed on stopping the global conflicts affecting the entire geo-politics, but no concrete plan could be agreed upon for efforts for this. In a joint statement issued after extensive discussions, the G-20 leaders called for a joint fight against hunger and poverty, more aid to war-torn Gaza, and an immediate end to hostilities in Middle East Asia and Ukraine. The joint statement condemned the conflicts without holding anyone responsible. Referring to the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, emphasis was laid on taking steps to help. The agenda of the G-20 leaders' meeting on Tuesday, the second day of the summit, focused on climate change. In his proposal, host Brazilian President Lula da Silva emphasized the need to ensure a sustainable future for future generations. He said, it is necessary for G-20 countries to immediately implement emission reduction targets, because its member countries are responsible for 80 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
Inspired by India's efficiency: Da Silva
Brazilian President Lula da Silva praised PM Modi for the successful organization of G-20 in New Delhi during the bilateral meeting. According to sources, President Lula said that he tried to repeat many things which were inspired by the summit held in India. He said, we took forward India's decisions. Brazil wanted to conduct the conference with the same level of efficiency as India had done.
