Important talks between Modi-Carney (Modi-Carney) 

G7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who reached Kananaskis to attend the G7 summit, was welcomed by Canadian PM Mark Carney.     (Modi-Carney)  This summit is taking place at a time when on one hand the war between Russia and Ukraine is going on in the world and on the other hand there is a war going on between Israel and Iran. PM Modi has met the Prime Ministers of South Korea, Mexico, South Africa, Australia, France, Britain as well as Italy’s Prime Minister Georgia Meloni on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada. Prime Minister Modi released a group photo with global leaders during this time and wrote on the social media platform X: “Together for global progress! Useful exchange with G7 leaders on major global challenges and shared aspirations for a better planet.”

Important talks between Modi-Carney

Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Modi agreed to appoint new High Commissioners with the aim of providing regular services to citizens and businesses in both countries. The leaders emphasized the importance of Canada-India relations based on mutual respect, rule of law and commitment to the principle of sovereignty and territorial integrity.

PM Modi meets Japanese Prime Minister

After meeting the Japanese Prime Minister at the G7 Summit, PM Modi tweeted: “Had useful discussions with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba during the G7 Summit in Canada. India and Japan are committed to further deepening bilateral relations in various fields.”

Wildfire Charter released from G7 platform
The Wildfire Charter reads, “We pledge to promote global cooperation to prevent, fight and recover from forest fires by taking integrated actions to reduce the incidence and negative impacts of forest fires and ensure our readiness to help each other and partners when needed. We will take steps to prevent and reduce the incidence of forest fires – by adopting a whole-of-society approach, implementing mitigation and adaptation actions, raising awareness about the various causes of forest fires and measures to prevent them.

India-Italy friendship will get stronger

Italy PM Georgia Meloni gave a special message on meeting PM Modi at the G7 Summit. In response to which PM Modi responded and said that he completely agrees with her. Responding to Meloni’s post, PM Modi wrote that I completely agree with you, Prime Minister Meloni. The friendship between India and Italy is continuously getting stronger and the people of both countries will benefit from it.

‘Critical Minerals Action Plan’ at G7 Summit Launch
At the G7 summit, member countries launched the ‘Critical Minerals Action Plan’. Its aim is to create a transparent and standards-based global market for essential minerals (such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, etc.). These minerals are considered very important for electric vehicles, batteries and green energy technology. After its launch, the leaders of the G7 countries said in a joint statement that we will intensify cooperation to promote innovation in research and development, especially in areas such as processing, licensing, recycling, finding alternatives to minerals, redesigning products and circular economy. The G7 countries will also work with partner organizations to showcase new technologies and production processes.

Joint statement of G7 leaders on migrant smuggling
The G7 leaders issued a joint statement on combating migrant smuggling. It reads, “We, the leaders of the G7, are determined to eliminate international organized crime groups that profit from both migrant smuggling and human trafficking in order to prevent and combat the smuggling of migrants. Migrant smuggling is often linked to other serious criminal offences, including money laundering, corruption, and human and drug trafficking, which threaten the safety of our communities. This can expose trafficking victims to serious and life-threatening risks, including physical abuse, sexual and gender-based violence, extortion, labor exploitation and forced labor, and crime.”

Joint statement issued from the G7 platform

During the G7 summit, the leaders of the G7 countries (USA, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy and Japan) have issued a joint statement expressing deep concern about transnational repression. The G7 leaders described it as a dangerous method in which a country or its agents try to intimidate, harass, harm or pressure people living in other countries. This is often done against those who criticize the government, such as journalists, human rights activists, religious minorities and members of migrant communities.

What did Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney say?

During his meeting with Prime Minister Modi, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “It is a great honor for me to host you at the G7… It is a testament to the importance of your country, your leadership and the importance of the issues we want to tackle together, from energy security to energy transition, which is the key to the development of the world’s largest economy.” You’re helping lead our fight against international repression to the future of artificial intelligence