Unveiling PM Modi’s Global Diplomacy at COP28 WCAS in Dubai
COP28 WCAS in Dubai
India’s Stand on Israel-Hamas Conflict
COP28 WCAS in Dubai: In a bold move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took center stage at the Conference Of Parties-28 World Climate Action Summit (COP28 WCAS) in Dubai, addressing key global issues and reinforcing India’s commitment to climate goals.
Meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog
PM Modi’s diplomatic prowess shone as he engaged with Israeli President Isaac Herzog on the sidelines of COP28. The leaders discussed the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with PM Modi expressing condolences for the October 07 terror attacks and advocating for a continued, secure delivery of humanitarian aid to the affected population.
India’s Stance on the Israel-Palestine Issue
PM Modi reiterated India’s support for a two-state solution, emphasizing a swift resolution through dialogue and diplomacy. India categorizes the Hamas attack on Israel as terrorism, underlining the nation’s commitment to international humanitarian law and the global fight against terrorism.
Sri Lanka Connection at COP28
In the midst of COP28 proceedings, PM Modi seized the opportunity to connect with Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe. Their discussions covered a spectrum of issues, showcasing India’s multifaceted diplomatic engagement.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres Talks
PM Modi’s discussions with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delved into India’s progress in achieving climate goals and the concerns of the Global South regarding climate action, finance, technology, and multilateral institution reforms.
India’s Climate Leadership
PM Modi’s Climate Commitments
PM Modi, in his address at COP28, highlighted India’s exemplary progress in achieving climate goals. Despite being home to 17% of the world’s population, India’s carbon emissions remain below 4%. He proposed India’s hosting of COP33 in 2028, further solidifying the nation’s commitment to the UN Framework for Climate Change.
Green Credit Initiative and Future Goals
PM Modi invited global leaders to join the Green Credit Initiative, showcasing India’s dedication to fostering global action against climate change. The proposal to host COP 33 in 2028 underlines India’s proactive role in shaping the future discourse on climate action.
Closing Thoughts on COP28
As PM Modi navigates the diplomatic waters at COP28, his speeches and interactions underscore India’s commitment to climate responsibility and global cooperation. The summit provides a crucial platform to assess progress under the Paris Agreement and set the course for future climate action. PM Modi’s proactive approach positions India as a key player in the global fight against climate change.
