Modi in US 2015: We must reform United Nations Security Council, says PM Modi at Summit

PM Modi meets Egyptian President Sisi for the first time

Reaffirming an ancient connection. PM @narendramodi meets for the first time with President Sisi of Egypt pic.twitter.com/e2KVboj6y8

— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) September 25, 2015

We must reform the United Nations as well as the Security Council as it carries greater credibility and legitimacy.

We have national plans to make sure that sustainable development are purposeful and ambitious

 

-The principle of common but differentiated responsibilities is the basis of our initiative for a sustainable world. It is our belief international partnership must be at the core of our efforts.

-Our international relations need to keep development of the mankind at the centre. We need to create a world where everyone feels safe, is respected and has opportunities to grow

-We see the entire world as one family. The principle of common but differentiated responsibilities is the foundation of our enterprise for a sustainable world. I hope that technology facilitation, technology innovation will contribute a lot to the development of the world

-A global education program needs to be started so that future generations learn to form a relationship with nature

-I represent a culture where the earth is considered our mother. We are working towards making agriculture more productive and helping farmers who are suffering from natural adversities

-Women empowerment is an essential part of our plan

-Education and skill development is our priority. We want to empower the poor. 

-Its either "public sector" or "private sector" that is discussed. We came up with "personal sector". Individual enterprises constitute the "personal sector"

 

-PM Modi said that everyone was here for deciding on the new direction for the humanity. "The Post-2015 Development Agenda focuses on solving many problems," He spoke about creating an equitable world for all. "Mahatma Gandhi had spoken about caring for a world that we will not see," he said. "If we all want the world to be peaceful & development for the world, poverty needs to be tackled," he added.

 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will later deliver his address at the UN Summit for the adoption of the post-2015 development agenda. The Prime Minister will meet UN Secretary General Ban-Ki-Moon at the United Nations. 

As PM @narendramodi arrives for his speech, here is a look at the 17 identified goals under Sustainable Development pic.twitter.com/xOzZOITh0y

— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) September 25, 2015

Ban Ki Moon calls on PM Modi before he speaks at UN SDG Summit. PM Modi presents a book on India

Recording the nation's bond to @UN. PM @narendramodi presents a book on India & the UN to @secgen Ban Ki-Moon pic.twitter.com/276N1tnji5

— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) September 25, 2015

King Abdullah of Jordan met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here today on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Modi's meeting with the King of Jordan is seen as part of his effort to give a new push to India's 'Look West' policy in particular in the Middle-East region, where India has a deep strategic interest and where lakhs of Indian expatriates work.

"Courting great ties," wrote Vikas Swarup, spokesman of Ministry of External Affairs on twitter.

Courting greater ties. PM @narendramodi meets with King Abdullah of Jordan @RHCJO pic.twitter.com/YrT6NhmwV3

— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) September 25, 2015