During the annual G7 Summit in Canada, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed key global topics and brought attention to Global South concerns at the global forum. On the summit’s sidelines, PM Modi also conducted a number of bilateral talks.
Prime Minister Modi visited Canada for the first time since relations with the North American nation deteriorated over the past two years due to then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s backing of separatists and radical groups working against India and Indian interests. With Prime Minister Mark Carney leading the Canadian administration, India and Canada now plan to resolve their disputes. India’s foreign ministry had firmly placed the blame on Justin Trudeau and the measures carried out under his leadership during last year’s diplomatic rift between the two countries.
The G7 this year is at its 51st summit, marking the multilateral forum’s half-century completion. It is taking place in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada, a city that hosted the G8 Summit in 2002. Over the past six years, India has been invited every year for a total of twelve times to the worldwide summit, even though it is not a member of the G7.
Prime Minister Modi highlighted India’s global initiatives in his address at the G7 Summit and stressed the need to offer energy security for all through sustainable and environmentally friendly methods.
“AI is, by its very nature, an energy-intensive technology. According to Prime Minister Modi, India must have affordable, clean, and dependable energy. He further stated that the increasing demands of a tech-driven world can only be met sustainably by renewable energy.
He said that India believes every country in the Global South should benefit and that technology is only truly useful when its benefits are shared with everyone.
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PM Modi further stated that meaningful and qualitative data is the foundation of an inclusive, competent, and responsible AI. Through Digital Public Infrastructure, despite not being a member of the G7, India has been invited to the global summit twelve times in total and every year for the last six years.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the energy security outreach session on Tuesday during the 51st G7 Summit.
The meeting was described as positive. Indian and Canadian officials likewise agreed to improve their relationship by working together more in essential minerals, fertilizers, energy, space, and commerce.
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