Ashwini Vaishnaw to Highlight Modi 3.0 Priorities at IGF London

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw will address the India Global Forum in London, outlining Modi 3.0 government priorities and global partnership opportunities. The forum, attended by UK and Indian political figures, will focus on UK-India collaboration, free trade agreement negotiations, and the evolving role of women in India.

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw is set to make a significant international intervention at the India Global Forum (IGF) in London. In his virtual address, Vaishnaw will highlight the Modi 3.0 government's immediate priorities and opportunities for global partners, aligning with the Viksit Bharat initiative aimed at making India a developed nation by 2047.

UK Foreign Office Minister for South Asia, Lord Tariq Ahmad, will present the Conservative Party's take on the bilateral partnership. Meanwhile, David Lammy, the Opposition Shadow Foreign Secretary, will outline his vision for UK-India strategic ties under a potential future Labour government.

Taking place at a critical juncture, post-Indian general election and during the UK's July 4 election campaign, IGF London aims to foster innovation, economic growth, and social progress globally. Key topics include stalled FTA negotiations and the 2030 Roadmap for UK-India relations. The event will culminate with the annual UK-India Awards, acknowledging contributors to the bilateral relationship.

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