Prime Minister Modi warned that ongoing global conflicts and instability risk undoing decades of development and plunging populations into poverty. Addressing the Indian diaspora in The Hague, he emphasized the critical need for resilient and trusted global supply chains, highlighting India’s cooperation with the Netherlands in this area. He also celebrated the diaspora’s cultural preservation and India’s recent economic transformation.
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