US EditionGlobal South’s Voice Key to Contemporary World’s Progress: PM Modi Tells Ghana’s Parliament
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Ghana on July 3, 2025, delivering a historic speech to its Parliament in Accra during his first bilateral visit in three decades.
- Modi's visit followed long-standing India-Ghana ties rooted since decolonization and included elevating bilateral relations to a comprehensive partnership.
- He paid tribute at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, praised Ghana’s democracy, and called for credible reforms in global governance to address modern crises.
- Modi highlighted that the world is confronting a range of challenging issues including climate change, pandemics, terrorism, and cybersecurity, and affirmed that India will firmly support Ghana in achieving its development objectives.
- Modi’s visit reinforced India’s commitment as a trusted partner, symbolized by receiving Ghana’s highest honour, highlighting deeper cooperation and Africa’s greater global role.
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No progress without voice of Global South: PM Modi during his address in Ghanas Parliament - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday emphasised the role of amplifying the voice of the Global South in contingent to global progress, urging actionable reforms in international governance.
·Chandigarh, India
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In Ghana, PM Modi says post-World War II global order changing fast, calls for ‘credible’ reforms to governance
India-Ghana relations, PM Modi Ghana visit: PM Modi also dedicated the national honour of Ghana, conferred upon him a day ago, to enduring friendship and shared values that bind the two countries.
·India
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'No progress without Global South': PM Modi addresses Ghana parliament, lists terror among crises
Highlighting the growing aspirations of the Global South, PM Modi said progress is impossible without amplifying their voice and noted with pride that the African Union was granted permanent membership of the G20 under India’s presidency.
·Mumbai, India
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