Politics
PM Modi’s July 2024 World Tour: Strengthening Ties with Caribbean, Latin America & BRICS Nations
New Delhi, India, June 21, 2025 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to the Caribbean, Latin America, and the BRICS Summit in Brazil next month, aiming to strengthen India’s role in the Global South. The trip seeks energy deals and new partnerships to balance China’s growing reach. Here’s what’s planned.
The Travel Plan
Modi’s journey is packed:
- Early July, he visits Trinidad and Tobago, connecting with the Indian diaspora and discussing energy ties.
- Next, he heads to Brazil for talks on trade and the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
- Argentina is also on the list, focusing on mineral deals like lithium for electric vehicles.
- A diaspora member said, “Modi’s visit feels like home coming to us.”
The tour builds bridges.
Why It Matters
The stakes are high:
- India wants to offer tech and trade deals to Caribbean nations, reducing reliance on China.
- Brazil and Argentina hold key minerals for India’s electric vehicle goals.
- An X post read, “Modi’s pushing India as a Global South leader, not China’s shadow.”
The world is watching.
Big Goals
Modi has clear aims:
- In Trinidad, he’ll explore gas and trade partnerships to boost energy security.
- In Brazil, talks may cover space and defense, like satellite tracking for climate goals.
- Argentina’s lithium could power India’s clean energy push.
- A business leader said, “These deals can fuel our green future.”
The focus is growth.
Global South Voice
Modi’s message is bold:
- At the BRICS Summit, he’ll push for a stronger voice for developing nations.
- India aims to counter China’s sway with new members like Ethiopia and Iran.
- An X user wrote, “India’s standing tall, not following anyone.”
The summit shapes alliances.
What’s Next
The tour sets the stage:
- Energy and mineral deals could create jobs and cut India’s import costs.
- Caribbean and Latin American ties may grow, with India offering tech and skills.
- A diplomat said, “This is India’s moment to lead, not just join.”
The trip sparks hope.
