Modi's Keynote Speech as First Indian PM
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Narendra Modi's keynote speech at the annual plenary in Davos marked a historic moment as he became the first Indian Prime Minister to deliver this address. This event was significant not only for India but also for the global community, as it provided a platform for discussing pressing international issues. In his speech, Modi emphasized three critical challenges facing the world: global warming, terrorism, and protectionism. He articulated the need for collective action to combat climate change, highlighting its impact on economies and societies worldwide. Modi's focus on terrorism underscored the importance of international cooperation in addressing security threats that transcend national borders. Furthermore, he addressed the rise of protectionist policies, advocating for free trade and open markets as essential for global economic growth and stability. The speech resonated with many leaders and policymakers, reinforcing India's commitment to playing a proactive role in global governance and collaboration.

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