PM Modi holds virtual summit with Aussie PM Scott Morrison
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison discussed a number of issues at the first virtual summit on Thursday. PM Modi stressed on further strengthening the India-Australia relationship, adding that everyone needs to come together to get the world out of the corona epidemic. PM Modi said that there are strong links between India and Australia. The depth of these relationships comes from our shared values and common goals. Our cooperation with each other has increased in the last few years.
The expectations of countries in the world and the expectations of our citizens from us have increased. Due to democratic values we have a duty to live up to the expectations of our people. Therefore, it is our responsibility to maintain and protect the values of global welfare, democracy, rule of law, freedom, mutual respect, respect for international institutions and transparency. It is a kind of heritage for the future. Today, when these values are being challenged in different ways, we can strengthen and strengthen mutual relations.
PM Modi expressed condolences to the people affected by Corona and their families. He said that this epidemic has affected the system of the world. Addressing the Prime Minister of Australia, PM Modi said, “This digital format of our summit is also an example of this. It is a pleasure to meet you through this digital medium, but also a little disappointment. Because we did not get a chance to welcome you in India. Waiting for you first January and then last month. But both times the trip had to be postponed. This visit of ours cannot replace your visit to India. As a friend, I request that you improve the situation and come back to India with family. ”
