Prime Minister Narendra Modi He is scheduled to leave for America on Wednesday. His visit is considered very important. There are likely to be many historic decisions in this. In his busy schedule, the PM will have one-on-one talks with US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. During this, a lot of agendas are to be discussed extensively. These include Afghanistan, Corona’s epidemic, China’s increasing dominance in the region, terrorism.
This will be Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first in-person meeting with Joe Biden after becoming the US President in January. The two top leaders have spoken three times since then. They were also present together in two virtual meetings. These include the Climate Change Summit on April 22 and the virtual meetings of the Quad on March 12. Prior to this, Prime Minister Modi has visited the US on September 2014, September 2015, 2016, June 2017 and September 2019.
There are many important things on the agenda this time. These range from the Corona epidemic, Afghanistan, terrorism, climate change to concerns about China’s growing dominance. On Wednesday, US President Biden has organized the COVID-19 Global Summit. PM Modi will attend it.
This visit of PM is taking place at a time when there is concern in India due to the formation of new Taliban government in Afghanistan. There are many faces included in the Global Terror List in this government. It shows the impression of Pakistan. Sirajuddin Haqqani of Haqqani Network has been made the Home Minister. At the same time, China’s threat in the Asia-Pacific region is increasing rapidly.
Quad’s first one-on-one meeting
PM Modi will attend the first one-on-one Quad Leaders’ Summit. This meeting is proposed to be held on Friday, 24th September. Quad is a group of four countries. This includes the US, India, Australia and Japan. Its main purpose is to keep the increasing influence of China under control. During this, many important issues can be discussed. Modi will also hold separate bilateral meetings with the heads of all countries. In this, emphasis will be laid on making a strategy to stop the growing influence of China in the Indo-Pacific region. The Quad has been formed mainly with the aim of curbing the economic clout of China.
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What can PM talk about with Biden?
On Friday, PM Modi and the US President will review India-US bilateral relations. Discussions are also expected to take place on topics such as furthering the Global Partnership between the two countries, strengthening trade, defense and security cooperation. The kind of double game that Pakistan played with the US in bringing the Taliban to Afghanistan can also be discussed. The growing influence in the Chinese region is almost certain to be discussed. Apart from this, Prime Minister Modi will hold a meeting with CEOs of some big companies of America to promote investment in India.
Permanent Membership in the UNSC
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the United Nations General Assembly on 25 September. In his address, the Prime Minister will talk about important issues like cross-border terrorism, global efforts to combat COVID and climate change, the need for reforms in multilateral institutions. Through this, India is preparing to intensify efforts for permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has given clear indications of this. He has said that the Prime Minister will definitely mention in his address how reform can take place in the United Nations. It is needed. The issues of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) will definitely be discussed. India is a strong contender for permanent membership of the UNSC. However, China obstructs it. A high level team will also accompany the PM. These will include External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.
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