PM Modi Expresses Hope for Early Peace and Stability in Region Before Ukraine Visit
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a significant two-nation visit to Poland and Ukraine from August 21 to 23. This visit comes at a crucial time as global attention remains focused on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Ahead of his visit to Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, PM Modi expressed his anticipation of engaging in meaningful discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The primary focus of these discussions will be exploring pathways to a peaceful resolution of the ongoing Ukraine conflict, which has had far-reaching implications for regional and global stability.
Modi’s visit to Ukraine is seen as a continuation of India’s commitment to fostering dialogue and promoting peace in conflict zones. The Prime Minister has consistently advocated for diplomatic solutions and peaceful negotiations as means to resolve international disputes.
The visit will begin with a two-day stay in Poland, where Modi will hold high-level talks with Polish leaders in Warsaw. Poland, being a significant player in Eastern Europe and a neighbor to Ukraine, plays a critical role in the ongoing geopolitical dynamics of the region. Modi’s discussions in Poland are expected to cover a wide range of topics, including bilateral trade, defense cooperation, and regional security.
From Warsaw, Modi will travel to Kyiv, where the focus will shift entirely to the Ukraine conflict. The visit is expected to be a significant step in India’s diplomatic efforts to contribute to global peace and stability, particularly in regions marred by conflict.
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