NEW DELHI:Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the potential of the India-Middle East-Europe corridor, unveiled during the New Delhi G20 summit, as a key trade channel for the future of global economic exchanges in his address to the 105th episode of his radio programme, “Mann Ki Baat.” “Europe, Middle East, and India The economic corridor that was suggested during the summit will support global trade for hundreds of years, according to PM Modi. He also praised India’s contribution to the G20 bloc’s decision to admit the African Union as a full member, underscoring the nation’s dedication to strengthening its international alliances. Indian leadership was demonstrated by granting the African Union full membership in the G20, according to PM Modi.“G20-related events took place all year long at many of the nation’s institutions. The G20 University Connect Programme, the next major event in this series, is about to begin in Delhi, according to PM Modi. By highlighting two key accomplishments, the Prime Minister showed his enormous pride in India’s cultural and historical legacy. He began by expressing his joy about Santiniketan’s designation as a World Heritage Site. Prime Minister Modi also celebrated the Hoysala Temples of Karnataka being included to the list of World Heritage Sites.
