PM Narendra Modi has expressed concern over the growing global challenges caused by health crises, wars, and energy shortages. Speaking at an international gathering, he said the current decade has faced repeated disruptions that have affected economies and people across the world.
Prime Minister Modi pointed out that the COVID-19 pandemic, continuing geopolitical conflicts, and energy-related issues have created pressure on global development and economic stability. He warned that if these conditions continue for a long period, millions of people around the world could once again fall into poverty.
According to the Prime Minister, many countries had achieved important economic and social progress during the past decade, but ongoing global crises now threaten to reverse those gains. He stressed the need for stronger international cooperation to address economic uncertainty, energy challenges, and humanitarian concerns.
The remarks come at a time when several countries are facing inflation, supply disruptions, and rising energy costs linked to global tensions and economic instability. International agencies have also highlighted concerns over poverty and food security in different regions.
Prime Minister Modi said collective global efforts and stable international cooperation will be important to protect economic growth and improve living conditions worldwide in the years ahead.
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