Amid Tariff War with Trump, PM Modi Will Not Address UN General Assembly Session

India’s Prime Minister Modi Cancels UN Visit in Latest Sign of Fraying Relations With America

The decision comes amid a softening of rhetoric from President Trump, who said Friday that he will ‘always be friends’ with Mr. Modi.

Amid tariff war with Trump, PM Modi will not address UN General Assembly session

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will skip the General Debate at the upcoming UN General Assembly session, as per the revised list of speakers. The 80th session begins on September 9, with the General Debate scheduled from September 23-29.

PM Modi to skip high-level UNGA session from September 23-29; Jaishankar to address instead

The UNGA list of speakers for the General Debate is provisional and there is always possibility of changes in schedules and speakers ahead of the commencement of the high-level week

Modi to skip UN session - News Today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not address the General Debate at the annual high-level session of the United Nations General Assembly later this month, according to a revised provisional list of speakers issued. The 80th session of the UN General Assembly will open on September 9. The high-level General Debate will run from September 23-29, with Brazil as the traditional first speaker of the session, followed by the US. US President Donald Tr…

PM Modi to skip UNGA session; EAM Jaishankar likely to represent India - OrissaPOST

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not be addressing the General Debate at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), as per the revised provisional list of speakers released for the high-level session later this month. The 80th session of the UNGA is set to open September 9, marking a milestone year as the UN celebrates its 80th anniversary. The central theme for the session will be ‘Better Together: 80 Years and More for Pe…

EAM Jaishankar likely to represent India in UNGA session as PM to skip meeting

Earlier, a provisional list of speakers issued in July had scheduled Prime Minister Modi to deliver India's address on September 26.