India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his historic visit to Guyana on Thursday, addressed the Parliament in Georgetown, emphasizing India’s commitment to “democracy and humanity first” while promoting global peace and cooperation. This marks the first visit by an Indian PM to the South American country in 56 years.

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• PM Modi highlighted India’s approach of trust, transparency, and non-expansionist policies.
• Emphasized the philosophy of “democracy first, humanity first” for global progress and cooperation.
• Urged the world to identify and address conditions leading to conflict.
• Advocated for shared use of resources like space and seas to prevent conflicts.
• Stressed on inclusive progress, leaving no nation behind to achieve global goals.
• Called for decisions benefiting humanity, inspired by “humanity first” ideology.
• India has consistently aided countries in crises, reflecting its role as a global friend.
• Modi emphasized the need for partnership and collective progress among nations.
• The visit strengthens India-Guyana relations, underscoring shared democratic values.
• Modi’s speech focused on making global cooperation a priority over conflict.