India-Indonesia sukh-dukh ke saathi, PM Modi at Indian diaspora event
New Delhi/Bali : G20 Summit : The two-day summit began in Indonesia’s Bali on Tuesday. It is being attended by US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak among heads from 20 countries and the European Union (EU), who make up the group. PM Modi took part in a session on food and energy security on Tuesday morning. He will participate in discussions on digital transformation and health as the event progresses. The prime minister has around 20 engagements lined up within 45 hours, including several bilateral meetings with other world leaders and a community event to connect with the Indian diaspora in Indonesia. Western leaders are expected to press Russia to renew a deal that allows the export of Ukrainian wheat through the Black Sea. Stay tuned with indiatoday.in for more updates.
There is a lot that India can learn from Indonesia: PM Modi
PM Modi said, “A few months back, on August 15, India celebrated 75 years of independence. Indonesia’s independence day comes two days after India’s – on August 17. But Indonesia was fortunate to attain independence two years before India. There is a lot that India can learn from Indonesia.”
“But in its 75-year-long development journey, there is a lot that India can give to Indonesia. India’s talent, technology, innovation and industry have made an identity for themselves before the world. Several big companies in the world have an Indian-origin CEO,” he added.
