India's threat is visible in PM Modi's vow, what is the diplomatic significance of the visit of 7 world leaders?

The swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ministers will take place on the evening of June 9. On this occasion, India has invited the leaders of its neighboring countries and the Indian Ocean region as special guests. President of Sri Lanka Ranil Wickremesinghe, President of Maldives Dr. Mohammad Muisu, Vice President of Seychelles Ahmed Abif, Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Mauritius Pravind Kumar Jagnath, Prime Minister of Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prasanta' and Prime Minister of Bhutan Tshering Topke will be present in Delhi. Apart from participating in the swearing-in ceremony, these leaders will also attend a dinner hosted by President Draupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan that evening. It is also believed that Prime Minister Modi may hold bilateral talks with the leaders of these countries. Also Read – NDA stakes to form government, Modi elected as parliamentary party leader, presence of these leaders has given India's 'neighbourhood first' policy and 'SAGAR' policy high priority in his third term. is going It is important to strengthen India's strategic position and further deepen relations with its neighbours. The visit of these leaders symbolizes India's efforts to enhance cooperation between India and these countries and maintain regional stability. India's decision not to invite China and Pakistan can also be understood from the perspective of India's future foreign policy stance towards these countries. Significance of India's Relations and Visit of World Leaders 1- Bangladesh India and Bangladesh have strong and close relations, especially on the basis of cooperation in trade, water resources management and regional security. Participation in the swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister of Bangladesh will further strengthen this partnership. Recently, the two countries have signed several agreements to resolve border issues and promote trade. 2- India's relations with Seychelles are related to defense and maritime cooperation. Seychelles Vice President's visit to India supports India's efforts to improve maritime security in the region. India's cooperation with Seychelles is crucial to curb piracy and illegal fishing in the Indian Ocean. 3- Mauritius India has cultural and historical ties with Mauritius. Participation in the inauguration of the Prime Minister of Mauritius will help promote trade and investment between the two countries. Recently, the two countries have enhanced cooperation in the areas of blue economy and cyber security. 4- Maldives India's Maldives relations have been very volatile in recent months. The visit of the Maldivian President is expected to help bridge the gap between the two countries. The current government of the Maldives is clearly under Chinese influence. Efforts will be made to sabotage efforts to destabilize India-Maldives relations through China's interference in the Maldivian President's visit to India. 5- Bhutan: Relations between India and Bhutan are historical and strategic. Bhutan's participation in the Prime Minister's swearing-in ceremony will further enhance cooperation between the two countries in the fields of energy, water management and education. Recently, both countries signed agreements to pursue hydropower projects. Even as the Lok Sabha elections are announced, Prime Minister Modi's visit to Bhutan shows the importance of the relationship between the two countries. 6- Sri Lanka Sri Lanka President's visit is a sign of strengthening ties between India and Sri Lanka. Recently, the two countries have taken several initiatives to promote economic development and cultural cooperation. Maritime security and counter-terrorism cooperation with Sri Lanka is important for India. 7- Nepal: Participation in the swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister of Nepal will strengthen India-Nepal relations. The relations between India and Nepal are historically, culturally and economically important. Recently, the two countries have signed several agreements to increase cooperation in trade and border security. We will tell you that PM Modi will be sworn in as the 16th Prime Minister of India. The presence and participation of world leaders is critical to India's foreign policy and regional stability. This will not only strengthen bilateral relations but also strengthen India's position in the regional and international arena.