AnyTV News PM Modi will inaugurate Raisina Dialogue today, Foreign Minister of many countries will be included

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PM Modi will inaugurate Raisina Dialogue today.

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the three -day ‘Raisina Dialogue’ today. It is a major conference of India on geopolitics and geopolitics. This conference will include representatives from 125 countries. The conference will be held from 17 to 19 March. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard and Ukraine Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiha are also among those participating in the 10th edition of the conference. Sources said that for the first time a delegation, including a senior security officer from Taiwan, is expected to attend this conference. This reflects the growing cooperation between the two sides over the years.

Representatives of 125 countries will be involved

The conference is being organized in partnership with the Ministry of External Affairs by the thinker institution ‘Observer Research Foundation’. The Ministry of External Affairs said on Sunday that representatives from about 125 countries will participate in this conference. It will include ministers, former heads of state, military commander, prominent personalities of industry, technology veteran, educationist, journalist, scholar of strategic affairs and experts from major ideological institutions. Officials said that foreign ministers of 20 countries will participate in this discussion.

New Zealand PM will give main speech

Ukraine’s foreign minister Sibiha’s visit to India is taking place at a time when the US is trying to end the conflict between Ukraine and Russia towards a temporary ceasefire. New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon will deliver the main speech at the inaugural session of Raisina Dialogue on Monday. The conference will also be attended by Slovenia, Luxembourg, Latvia, Moldova, Georgia, Sweden, Slovak Republic, Bhutan, Maldives, Norway, Thailand, Antigua and Barbuda, Peru, Ghana, Hungary and Mauritius Foreign Ministers. Cuban Deputy Prime Minister Martinez Diaz and Philippine Foreign Minister Enrik A.K. Manalo will also participate in Raisina dialogue.