Bhutan in 2014 and Maldives in 2019... PM Modi's foreign tour will start from this country in his third term

When Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister for the first time in 2014, his first foreign tour was to Bhutan. After this, he became the Prime Minister again in 2019. This time he started his foreign tour from Maldives. In 2024, Narendra Modi has once again come to power at the Center. Let us know from which country he is going to start his foreign tour this time.

Modi Government 3.0 has begun. Ministers have been allocated their ministries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself has also taken charge. This time too, in PM Modi's third term, there will be a lot of focus on foreign policy, a glimpse of which he showed by inviting the presidents of 7 countries in his swearing-in ceremony. It is also important to know from which country PM Modi will start his foreign tour in his third term. When Prime Minister Modi became PM in 2014, he started his foreign tour from Bhutan. In 2019, he started his foreign tour from Maldives.

This time PM Modi's foreign tour can start from Italy. He will participate in the G7 summit here. The G7 summit will be held in Borgo Egnazia (Fasano), Italy from 13 to 15 June. PM Modi is likely to reach the summit for a day on June 14. During the visit of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to New Delhi in March 2023, Italy and India elevated their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership.

Italy got the presidency this year

The G7 summit is an informal international forum whose member countries are Italy, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US. Italy assumed its presidency on January 1 this year. After the G7 summit, Switzerland is going to host the Ukraine Peace Summit, in which 90 countries and organizations (half from Europe) will participate. These countries will participate to prepare the way towards a possible peace in Ukraine. However, media reports have said that India will not participate in this summit.

This time India's diplomatic schedule is going to be very busy. PM Modi is expected to host Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the last week of June. After this, he will attend the SCO summit in Kazakhstan in July. Here he may meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.