India Proposes ‘Global Development Compact’ for Global South at Voice of the Global South Summit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a new ‘Global Development Compact’ aimed at fostering trade, technology sharing, and concessional financing for developing nations. The initiative, announced at the third India-hosted Voice of the Global South Summit, seeks to address concerns over the debt burden faced by many countries, particularly in light of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. The compact emphasizes a human-centric approach, focusing on sustainable development and avoiding debt traps. India also announced funding for trade promotion and digital public infrastructure development in the Global South.

PM Modi Advocates for Breaking Technology Monopoly, Highlights Global South’s Challenges

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the G7 summit in Italy, calling for an end to monopolies in the technology sector. He emphasized the impact of global uncertainties and tensions on developing nations in the ‘global south.’ Modi emphasized India’s contributions and his government’s commitment to developing the country. He noted that countries in the global south are disproportionately affected by global challenges.

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