From Brazilian soil, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a b message to the world against terrorism. He clearly stated that there is no room for any double standards regarding terrorism. It poses a serious threat to global peace and security, and all countries must unite to combat it.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a firm and unequivocal message to the world against terrorism from Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. He stated in clear terms that double standards towards terrorism will no longer be tolerated and a unified global approach is necessary. This message is considered a decisive statement in global politics, especially when several powerful countries still avoid adopting a uniform policy on terrorism due to their strategic interests.
Modi's Warning from Brasilia
Indirectly addressing the United States, China, and some European countries, Prime Minister Modi said that terrorism cannot be described as good or bad under any circumstances. It is a threat to humanity, and a uniform and strict approach must be adopted to deal with it. He said, there should be no sympathy or compromise in the fight against terrorism. If some countries adopt different approaches for their own benefit, it is a betrayal of the entire humanity.
India-Brazil Cooperation: Partnership Now Extends Beyond Trade
The bilateral talks between PM Modi and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva not only strengthened strategic relations but also gave new dimensions to economic and technical partnerships. Both leaders set a target of reaching bilateral trade of 20 billion US dollars in the next five years. Currently, this trade is around 10 billion dollars. Six important agreements were signed to promote cooperation in areas such as agriculture, energy, digital innovation, and cyber security.
India's Digital Weapon to be Used in Brazil
The biggest technological achievement of this visit was that Brazil agreed to adopt India's digital payment platform UPI (Unified Payments Interface). This will help Indian citizens easily make digital transactions in Brazil, and it will also become a cheap, fast, and secure payment option for the people of Brazil.
PM Modi called it a major step towards digital global unity. Along with this, he announced joint efforts in emerging fields such as agricultural research, Ayurveda, supercomputing, and AI.
India Becomes the Voice of the 'Global South'
During the BRICS summit, PM Modi raised the voice of the 'Global South', meaning the developing and emerging countries. He clearly stated that increasing the participation of these countries in the global decision-making process is mandatory. Modi said, without the Global South, the world is like a SIM card without a network. This statement is not only symbolic but also questions the policy-making process of Western countries.
Modi clarified that the solution to any international dispute should be through dialogue and diplomacy, not war. He described the India-Brazil partnership as the basis of global stability and balance. According to him, both countries share values like democracy, multilateralism, and inclusive development, which can become the backbone of the new world order.
