G7 Summit: Israel-Iran tension, gathering of veteran leaders in Rockies, Canada, Indian diaspora ready for Grand Welcom

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will end his visit to Cyprus today and will go to Canada to attend the G-7 summit. Prime Minister Modi is traveling to three countries in Cyprus, Canada and Croatia. He said that the yatra will also provide an opportunity to thank the partners partners in the fight against cross -border terrorism. He said that the summit would provide a platform for exchange of ideas on global issues and priorities of global South. It will also provide an opportunity to interact with the leaders of the partner countries. On June 18, Prime Minister Modi will visit the Republic of Croatia and he will be the first Indian Prime Minister to do so. He said that meetings with President Joran Milnoovic and Prime Minister Andrez Plankovic will open new avenues of bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interests.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reach Canada to attend the G-7 summit on Monday. This will be his first visit to Canada in a decade. The Ministry of External Affairs said in New Delhi that at the summit, the Prime Minister will exchange ideas on important global issues, including leaders of G-7, leaders of G-7, other invited outreach countries and heads of international organizations, especially including issues related to energy security, technology and innovation, especially AI-energy alliances and quantum. They will also hold bilateral meetings on the sidelines of this conference.

This year’s G7 Summit is taking place immediately after the Israeli-Iran war, when Israel made massive attacks on Iran’s atomic and military infrastructure. This is also happening after Trump’s Liberation Day tariff, which was later stopped except China. However, both countries were interacting on a rare earth deal, about which Trump said it has been finalized and it is in its final stages.