CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a diplomatic tour from November 16, visiting Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana. This multi-nation trip underscores India’s commitment to strengthening its global partnerships and enhancing cooperation in economic, political, and cultural arenas. During his visit, PM Modi is expected to engage in high-level talks with government officials and key stakeholders in each country, addressing a range of issues from trade and investment to technology transfer and climate action.
In Nigeria, discussions are likely to focus on bilateral trade and energy cooperation, as India remains one of the largest importers of Nigerian crude oil. Brazil, a key partner within BRICS, will host talks on joint economic projects, as well as on strategies to tackle global challenges such as sustainable development and digital transformation. Guyana, home to a significant Indian diaspora, is anticipated to discuss advancements in agriculture, health, and education sectors, aiming to boost development ties. This tour reflects India’s growing outreach in Latin America and Africa, with PM Modi emphasizing the importance of these regions in India’s foreign policy vision.
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