Modi's Vision: Rethinking Global Development at G20 Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a reevaluation of global development at the G20 Summit. He proposed initiatives to tackle the drug-terror nexus and create a global healthcare response team. He emphasized striking a balance between development and nature and highlighted the need for sustainable, inclusive growth, particularly in Africa.
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During the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged a fundamental reevaluation of global development parameters, proposing initiatives to counter the drug-terror nexus and enhance global healthcare readiness.
Modi emphasized the historically exploitative nature of current development models, urging a more inclusive and sustainable approach, especially for Africa, which has been severely impacted by over-exploitation.
Modi's proposals include the creation of a Global Traditional Knowledge Repository and a G20-Africa Skills Multiplier Initiative, reflecting India's commitment to sustainable growth and environmental balance. His emphasis on cooperative solutions was echoed in his call for a unified G20 Global Healthcare Response Team.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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