Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the G7 summit 2025. The main topics that will be discussed in this meeting will be the future of energy security, changes in the electricity distribution system, how to use new technologies, how to build the necessary infrastructure for energy security, and how to bring investments in the energy sector.
G7 summit 2025 During this meeting, US President Donald Trump suddenly got up and left. Shortly after, Trump tweeted that he was leaving for a different reason, not for the ongoing war between Israel and Iran. One important issue that came up in this conference was the need to ensure that relations with the justice system over the murder of Nijjar. Another issue is that relations between India and Canada have deteriorated significantly in 2023.
The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suspected that the Indian government might be involved in the murder, to which India responded and strongly condemned it. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while speaking at the G7 summit, said that developing countries should be given priority, that is, the Global South, which means developing countries.
The main thing that Modi discussed in this was that the voices of small countries should also be heard in the meetings of big countries. The problems of those countries should be discussed at large-scale summits, which will benefit those small countries.
In G7 Summit 2025, Narendra Modi received support from the Indian community in Canada. Among the Indian-origin people in Canada, Professor Anil Mahrotra was also present and expressed his happiness for Modi’s arrival.
In G7 summit 2025, Mehra, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of Calgary, expressed his happiness at inviting the Prime Minister.
No matter how much pressure a section of the South Asian community puts on you, it would be a mistake not to invite the Indian Prime Minister, so I have taken this bold decision, explained the professor.
Vaishali Kumar, who has recently graduated, is also very eager to see Prime Minister Modi and said that she is very happy to welcome Prime Minister Modi as a young leader living in Calgary and to see the interest and enthusiasm of the students here in the Indian population.
Vaishali Kumar said that he hopes that Prime Minister Modi will unite the many problems we have to give them due priority and work to solve the problems. Therefore, we are very eager to welcome Prime Minister Modi and meet him, and it will be an honor for us to meet Modi as Prime Minister.
Another Indian-origin person in Calgary, Hardik Pandya, also expressed a similar sentiment. He said that this is wonderful news for all of us. it is not just for me; every Indian who cares about the economy and all the Indian-origin Canadian candidates are also excited. This is a very happy thing.
The summit marks the 10th anniversary of Modi’s return to Canada in 2025, a year after his first bilateral visit in April 2015. Indo-Canadians are excited to meet him. One among them was Kushagar Sharma, the president of the Hindu Chamber of Commerce of Greater Toronto. He said that this is the right time to discuss new trade and economic opportunities in technological power and innovation between Canada and India.
Another person, Naresh Chawla, Director of the People of Indian Origin Chamber of Commerce, also came to meet Narendra Modi. He said that the conference will be very useful in further strengthening Indo-Canadian economic ties, sharing common democratic values, and becoming India’s future natural trading partners.
