Global Leaders Gather in New Delhi: A Historic Swearing-In Ceremony for PM Modi’s Third Term

It has been much anticipated for Narendra Modi to take office as prime minister of India for a record third term. People are excitedly looking forward to this occasion both locally and worldwide. Rashtrapati Bhavan will host it on June 9 at 7:15 p.m. With the swearing-in, Modi’s political domination continues and India’s worldwide influence grows. The presence of many well-known leaders from nearby countries attests to the importance of regional cooperation and diplomacy.

Engaging Global Leaders

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, a number of well-known leaders from the countries that make up the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) have accepted the offer. This is considered as a deliberate step to enhance local ties and foster goodwill with neighboring nations. Here is the list of the attending leaders:

President of the Maldives is H.E. Dr. Mohamed Muizzu; President of Sri Lanka is H.E. Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe; Vice-President of the Seychelles is H.E. Mr. Ahmed Afif; Prime Minister of Bangladesh is H.E. Sheikh Hasina; Prime Minister of Mauritius is H.E. Pravind Kumar Jugnauth; Prime Minister of Nepal is H.E. Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as “Prachanda,” and Prime Minister of Bhutan is H.E. Mr. Tshering Tobgay;

Timetable of Official Arrivals

There are anticipated dignitaries in New Delhi on June 8 and 9. They are expected to arrive at the following times:

In June 2024, the vice president of the Seychelles will be at IGI T-3 at 2:45 PM, while the prime minister of Bangladesh will be at AFS Palam at 12:00 PM.

June 9, 2024, 9:05 AM: Prime Minister of Bhutan at IGI T-3; President of the Maldives at IGI T-3; Prime Minister of Sri Lanka at IGI T-3;

Awards and Security Procedures

Given the significance of the event, Delhi is on high alert. Leading hotels with armed security to keep visiting dignitaries safe include The Leela, Taj, ITC Maurya, Claridge’s, and Oberoi. Safe routes have been set up by authorities to go from the hotels to Rashtrapati Bhavan. ‘Dignitaries attending the swearing-in would be provided allocated routes from their hotels to the event and return,’ the Delhi Police said.

Dinners and intimate conversations

Following the swearing in event, President Droupadi Murmu will host a feast at Rashtrapati Bhavan. There will be high-level meetings among the leaders on this occasion, encouraging discussions that might further enhance regional and diplomatic cooperation.

Crucial Modi Third Term

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term is unheard of in Indian politics. That indicates both his continuing popularity and political acumen as well as his increasing impact on world events. The Modi administration has given economic reforms, digital transformation, and infrastructural development primary priority. By means of his foreign policy efforts, particularly the focus on strengthening ties with neighbouring countries, India has become a significant player in both regional and global geopolitics.

Next steps

Modi’s three-year plan is supposed to focus mostly on domestic matters, economic growth, and enhancing India’s standing abroad. The fact that foreign leaders were present at the swearing-in ceremony shows how important international cooperation is to accomplish these goals. More than simply a ceremonial event, this is a chance to reiterate India’s commitment to peace and cooperation in the area.

India’s growing influence over the region and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political persistence were both encapsulated in the historic inaugural event. Important international leaders’ participation highlights the need of diplomatic outreach and regional cooperation. Such incidents emphasize the importance of diplomacy and leadership in defining the future as India continues to carve out its own path on the global stage.