Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Plans July Visit to Morocco
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Morocco next July as part of a diplomatic tour that will also include five other countries in Africa, Latin America, and West Asia.
The primary objectives of this tour include enhancing economic and security partnerships and establishing a global coalition against terrorism, particularly in response to the recent attack in Pahalgam.
The tour will commence in Morocco before proceeding to Argentina, Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jordan, according to the Economic Times.
Objectives of Modi’s Tour
Modi’s trip aims to strengthen India’s role as a prominent voice for the Global South, focusing on issues such as food security, critical minerals, and defense cooperation. Additionally, India seeks to forge a robust global alliance against terrorism in light of the Pahalgam incident. By visiting geographically and strategically diverse nations, Modi aims to bolster multilateral cooperation.
Itinerary: From Morocco to Jordan
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Morocco: As an emerging security and economic partner, the tour will begin in Morocco, which has become a strategic ally for India in North Africa. The focus will be on counter-terrorism collaboration, trade, and investments in sectors such as energy and agriculture. Morocco serves as a gateway for India to expand its influence in Africa.
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Argentina: Argentina will play a key role in enhancing cooperation in critical minerals and food security in Latin America. India and Argentina have established partnerships in critical minerals (like lithium), food security, and defense, paving the way for deeper collaboration ahead of the BRICS summit.
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Brazil: Modi will attend the BRICS summit in Brazil on July 6-7, where he will discuss global economic issues, climate change, and security with leaders from member countries. This summit is a key opportunity to promote India’s vision for a multipolar world order.
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Trinidad and Tobago: The visit will include Trinidad and Tobago to strengthen ties with the Caribbean region. The focus will be on collaboration in energy, technology, and culture, particularly benefiting from the significant Indian diaspora in the area.
- Jordan: The tour will conclude in Jordan, where Modi will address regional security, counter-terrorism efforts, and trade. Jordan is recognized as a crucial partner for stability in West Asia.
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