Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unlikely to attend this year's G7 summit in Canada. This was reported by UNN referring to India Today.
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As noted by India Today, there is no official confirmation from the Indian government yet, but sources in the administration said that Modi is likely to miss this year's summit due to internal political circumstances.
Prime Minister Modi is unlikely to visit Canada for the upcoming G7 summit. The Canadian side did not contact India regarding the visit, and the Indian side does not intend to participate in it
In case of a final decision on the non-participation of the Indian Prime Minister in the G7, this will be the first missed G7 meeting for the Indian leader since India was invited to participate in the format in 2019.
Despite the fact that Modi received an invitation to the summit in Canada, circumstances inside the country are forcing a review of participation in the event, a source in the Indian government told India Today.
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Last year, the Indian Prime Minister attended the G7 summit in Hiroshima, where he held bilateral meetings with the leaders of the United States, France and Japan. India, although not a member of the G7, is regularly invited to participate in extended sessions.
Recall
Relations between India and Canada deteriorated after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that he had evidence of the involvement of Indian agents in the murder of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.
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G7 is an international club of the seven leading economies of the world: USA, Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Japan. The G7 summit will be held in Canada on June 15-17. The summit will discuss international peace and security, global economic stability and growth, and digital transition.