Address by Indian Prime Minister in Ghana's Parliament
Indian Prime Minister delivered a speech at the Parliament of the Republic of Ghana in Accra, emphasizing the importance of the Global South's voice in contemporary progress.
Key Highlights of the Speech
- Global Changes:
- Post-World War II world order is rapidly changing due to technology, the rise of the Global South, and shifting demographics.
- Persistence of challenges like colonial legacies.
- Challenges Highlighted:
- Climate Change
- Pandemics
- Terrorism
- Cybersecurity
- Global Governance Reforms:
- Call for credible and effective reforms.
- Inclusion of the African Union into the G-20 during India’s presidency.
- Quotes:
- Kwame Nkrumah on the intrinsic forces uniting Africa and India.
Significance of the Visit
The visit is part of a five-nation tour aimed at strengthening cooperation within the Global South. This speech marked the first address by an Indian Prime Minister in Ghana's Parliament. Cooperation and friendship between India and Ghana, including the formation of the Ghana-India Parliamentary Friendship Society, were appreciated.
Acknowledgment and Relations
- The Prime Minister was awarded the Companion of the Order of the Star of Ghana, symbolizing enduring friendship.
- India's commitment to supporting Ghana in its development goals was reiterated.
