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PM Modi Assures Ukraine of Support in Resolving Conflict at G7 Summit

Sweta Jha
By Sweta Jha Published May 20, 2023 3 Min Read
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Hiroshima, marking their first in-person talks since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine 15 months ago. During the meeting, Prime Minister Modi conveyed India’s commitment to finding a solution to the conflict and emphasized the global significance of the war in Ukraine.

Describing the conflict as a “very big issue” with far-reaching impacts, Prime Minister Modi expressed his assurance that both India and he, personally, would do everything within their power to contribute to a resolution. The prime minister’s opening remarks at the meeting highlighted India’s solidarity with Ukraine and the country’s willingness to support efforts aimed at ending the conflict.

The G7 summit provided an important platform for world leaders to address pressing global challenges, and the meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Zelenskyy underscored India’s active engagement in international affairs. By expressing India’s concern for the war in Ukraine and its commitment to finding a solution, Prime Minister Modi conveyed the country’s dedication to maintaining global peace and stability.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has had significant implications for the international community, including political, economic, and humanitarian consequences. Prime Minister Modi’s statement reflects India’s recognition of the multifaceted impacts of the conflict and its commitment to playing a constructive role in resolving it.

As a major global power, India’s support and involvement in addressing the conflict in Ukraine hold substantial weight. The prime minister’s assurance to President Zelenskyy reaffirms India’s stance against aggression and its commitment to the principles of peace, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.

The meeting between the two leaders not only provided an opportunity for bilateral discussions but also showcased India’s willingness to contribute to global diplomacy. Prime Minister Modi’s proactive engagement at the G7 summit, particularly on the issue of the Ukraine conflict, highlights India’s role as a responsible and influential actor on the world stage.

Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with President Zelenskyy at the G7 summit signaled India’s support for Ukraine and its determination to find a solution to the ongoing conflict. By expressing India’s commitment to addressing the war’s far-reaching impacts, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the country’s role in promoting global peace and stability.

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Sweta Jha May 20, 2023
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