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Modi to UN Secy Gen: Need multilateralism to counter global threats like terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres in St. Petersburg on the sidelines of an economic summit and stressed on multilateralism to address global challenges such as terrorism.
St. Petersburg: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres in St. Petersburg on the sidelines of an economic summit and stressed on multilateralism to address global challenges such as terrorism.
The meeting also assumes significance as it comes in the wake of a major jolt to the global fight against climate change with US President Donald Trump announcing to withdraw America from the Paris Climate Accord.
"Had a very good meeting with @UN Secretary-General, Mr. @antonioguterres," Modi said in a tweet after the meeting.
"Stressing multilateralism to address global challenges such as terrorism PM @narendramodi receives UNSG @antonioguterres in St Petersburg," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Gopal Baglay tweeted along with a photo of the meeting.
Earlier, engaging in bilateral diplomacy on the sidelines of the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Modi met Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern.
He also met his Mongolian counterpart J Erdenebat.
Modi said he held wide-ranging talks with Erdenebat during their interaction on the sidelines of the SPIEF.
Earlier on Friday, Modi attended the SPIEF where he made a strong pitch to global businesses for investing in India, saying its market of 120 crore people provides vast opportunities from agriculture to defence, while being protected by political stability and a ‘vibrant’ judicial system.
