PM Modi conferred with Dominica's highest National Award
November 21st, 05:39 am
PM Modi received the Dominica Award of Honour, the highest national award of Dominica, from President Sylvanie Burton for his leadership, pandemic support, and efforts to strengthen ties. The ceremony, attended by several CARICOM leaders, highlighted the deep-rooted historical and cultural bonds between India and Dominica. PM Modi dedicated the award to the people of India, reaffirming his commitment to enhancing bilateral relations.Under India’s presidency, last year, the G20 emerged as as the voice of the Global South: PM Modi
November 21st, 02:21 am
PM Modi emphasized India's strong commitment to deepening ties with CARICOM, grounded in shared experiences and aspirations. Highlighting India's focus on Global South priorities, he underscored the need for global institutional reforms and CARICOM's crucial role in this. Proposals include implementing decisions through the India-CARICOM Joint Commission and hosting the 3rd CARICOM Summit in India.PM Modi attends Second India CARICOM Summit
November 21st, 02:00 am
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and the Prime Minister of Grenada, H.E. Mr. Dickon Mitchell, the current CARICOM Chair, chaired the 2nd India-CARICOM Summit in Georgetown on 20 November 2024.List of Outcomes : State Visit of Prime Minister to Guyana (November 19-21, 2024)
November 20th, 09:55 pm
During PM Modi's state visit to Guyana, several key MoUs were signed. These included cooperation in hydrocarbons, agriculture, and affordable medicine supplies under PMBJP. Cultural ties were strengthened with a 2024-27 exchange program, while digital transformation efforts will bring India’s UPI and other tech solutions to Guyana. Agreements on medical product regulation and pharma standards aim to boost healthcare collaboration. Defence and broadcasting partnerships were also established, focusing on training, research, and cultural exchangesPM Modi's Departure Statement ahead of his five day visit to Nigeria, Brazil and Guyana
November 16th, 12:45 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on an official visit to Nigeria, Brazil and Guyana from November 16-21. In Nigeria, he will engage in high-level discussions to strengthen the strategic partnership and address the Indian community. In Brazil, he will take part in the G20 Summit. In Guyana, the Prime Minister will hold talks with senior leaders, address the Parliament, and participate in the CARICOM-India Summit, underscoring India’s commitment to deepening ties with the Caribbean region.