Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the United Nations Summit of the Future. He said, the success of humanity depends on the collective strength of all, not on conflict.

The institutions that exist around the world need to be reformed through which world peace and development will come. The Prime Minister of India also called for prioritizing long-term development by giving top priority to human-centered approach.

At the ‘Summit of the Future’ at the United Nations, Narendra Modi said, ‘Today I am here with the voice of one-sixth of humanity. We have lifted 250 million people out of poverty in India and we have shown that sustainable development can be successful. We are ready to share this experience of success with the Global South.’

Modi said the success of humanity lies in our collective strength, not on the battlefield. “Reform” of international institutions is necessary for the sake of world peace and development. ‘Reform’ is the key to relevance.

He said terrorism is a major threat to world peace, as well as cyber security, a new conflict is emerging in space.

The Prime Minister of India said that safe and responsible use of technology requires a balance of control. We want global digital governance where sovereignty and integrity remain intact. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) should be a bridge, not a barrier. For the good of the world, India is ready to share its DPI. ‘One World, One Family, One Future’ is a promise for India.

Earlier, Narendra Modi addressed expatriate Indians at the Nassau Coliseum in New York on Sunday. Appreciating diaspora Indians, Modi said at that time, “I always understand the capabilities of diaspora Indians.” I understood this even when I was not in any government position … To me you all are powerful brand ambassadors of India. That’s why I call you ‘Ambassador’.

“To the world, AI means artificial intelligence, but to me, AI also means the American-Indian spirit,” he said. This is the new ‘AI’ power of the world… I salute the diaspora Indians living here.’

Source: Hindustan Times