New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil in the tenth edition of the Raisina dialogue held in the national capital on Monday, during which representatives from 125 countries will consider topics related to geopolitics, security, economics and trade. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will attend the inaugural session as a chief guest and provide a keynote speech.
The three-day event will also see participation from the National Intelligence Agency Tulsi Gabbard and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister’s visit comes a time when the United States is working on a temporary ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia to end their ongoing conflict.
In addition to former state leaders and government leaders, military commanders, industrial captains, technical leaders, academics, journalists, strategic affairs scholars, leading think tank experts, and youth will also participate in events collaborating with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by the leading think tank Observer Research Foundation (ORF).
The theme of the dialogue is “Karachakra – People, Peace and Planet”, which has six theme pillars – political interruptions: changing sand and tide rise; solving the three elements of green: who, where and how; digital planet: agents, institutions and absences; radical mercantilism: trade, supply chains, and exchange rate addiction; Tiger’s story: rewrite development and investing in peace through new plans: drivers, institutions and leadership.
