PM Modi is on a roll these days, and has been making headlines his 5 nation tour to be covered in 5 days only. We should know that covering 33,000 kms in 44 hours is one challenging task, but PM Modi, who by now is done 80% of the trip, has made it look so simple. The 5 nations in the agenda list of this foreign trip are, Afghanistan, Qatar, US, Switzerland and Mexico. Till date only the last venue i.e Mexico is left to be covered and the rest will be done visiting by 9th of June.
Each nation and its visit by Pm Modi have contributed to India’s well being in some way or the other. Let us now go through the highlights of the 4 nations been visited so far.
AFGHANISTAN
- PM Modi and the President of Afghanistan have inaugurated Salma Dam hydroelectric power project in Herat province worth of $290 million.
- PM Modi expressed his gratitude towards Afghanistan’s Army for protecting Indians in their nation.
- PM Modi extended developing support towards Afghanistan as a whole.
QATAR
- PM Modi met Prime Minister of Qatar, Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani and other officials to ensure cordial relations with the nation which have seen progress in the last few months.
- Qatar being the most important source of liquefied natural gas for India, and similarly India is the top importer of Qatar; the energy concern was topping the agenda in this particular meet.
- PM Modi seeked more space for Qatar businessman in India in orer to expand the financial ties between the two.
- Various memorandums were signed like, tourism, cultural cooperation, financial cooperation, infrastructure investment, and health care cooperation.
SWITZERLAND
- Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann, agreed onto PM Modi’s proposal of adding India as a member of Nuclear Suppliers Group and supporting each other for the same.
- Prime issues of Black Money and Tax Evasion were seen with greater detail and consideration.
- PM Modi went forward to invite Swiss brands to participate in India’s improved economic scenarios.
U.S
- Today PM Modi will address a joint session of the US Congress.
- Other issues which will be discussed with President Barack Obama are economic growth, defense, security, climatic change and clean energy partnership.
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