19th East Asia Summit Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Vientiane, Lao People’s Democratic Republic: At the 19th East Asia Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described terrorism as a serious threat to the world. He said: Terrorism poses a serious challenge to global peace and security. To confront this, the forces that believe in humanity must work together. Moreover, mutual cooperation in the areas of cyber, maritime and space should also be strengthened.
What did Prime Minister Modi say about the South China Sea?
At the summit, Prime Minister Modi said: “India has always supported the unity and centrality of ASEAN. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is also at the heart of India’s vision for the Indo-Pacific and Quadrilateral cooperation. There are deep similarities between the ‘Indo-Pacific Initiative’ Proposed by India and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ view of the Indo-Pacific region as a free, open, inclusive, prosperous and rules-based region, it is crucial to achieving peace and progress in the entire region. What is important is that peace, security and stability in the South China Sea are in the interest of the region The entire Indo-Pacific.
“This is not the age of war”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the East Asia Summit, “The ongoing conflicts in different parts of the world are having the greatest negative impact on the countries of the Global South. Everyone wants, whether it is Eurasian or West Asian, as soon as possible.” Peace and stability must be restored. I come from the land of Buddha and have said repeatedly that this is not the era of war. It is necessary to respect sovereignty, territorial integrity and international laws. Keeping in mind the humanitarian approach, India will continue to make every possible contribution in this direction while fulfilling its responsibility.
Prime Minister Modi expressed his condolences to those affected by Cyclone Yagi
At the summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed his deep condolences to the people affected by Cyclone Yagi. Prime Minister Modi said: We believe that maritime activities should be conducted under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. It is necessary to ensure freedom of navigation and airspace. He said that India supports ASEAN’s position on the situation in Myanmar, and we believe it is important to continue humanitarian aid.
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