Talked to leaders of 8 countries in 48 hours…Amidst war, PM Modi talked to leaders of Middle East on these issues

New Delhi : Amidst the increasing war and instability in the Middle East, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has started a major diplomatic initiative. In the last 48 hours, he has spoken on phone to many influential leaders of the world and appealed to restore peace in the region. In this conflict between Iran and Israel, India’s biggest concern is the safety of about one crore Indian expatriates living there. Modi government is playing the role of a neutral and peaceful mediator in this crisis.

Dialogue with Gulf countries

Let us tell you that PM Modi has had detailed discussions with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. He strongly condemned the recent attacks and talked about respecting the sovereignty of the region. The Prime Minister thanked the leaders of these countries for taking care of the Indians living there. In his talks with the King of Jordan and the Sultan of Bahrain, he has also laid special emphasis on diplomatic paths to peace.

Appeal for peace with Israel

The Prime Minister has also directly contacted Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. During this conversation, Modi expressed the need to give top priority to civil security and end military hostilities as soon as possible. India clarified that it is not a part of any side in this conflict. Rather, it has a keen interest in bringing stability to the region. This initiative of Modi further strengthens India’s responsible and peace-loving image at the global level.

Safety of migrants is paramount

About one crore Indians live in the Gulf region. Whose security is the biggest challenge for the government. The Prime Minister met the Sultan of Oman. Have specifically spoken to the Crown Prince of Kuwait and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani of Qatar on this issue. He has sought support from these leaders to protect the interests of the Indian community. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is also in constant touch with various countries so that Indians can get all possible help in times of crisis.

increasing scope of war

Tension in the Middle East reached its peak when on February 28, Israel and America jointly launched a major attack on Iran. In this action, many top military officers including Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei were killed. The main objective of this attack was to destroy Iran’s missile and nuclear capabilities. In response, Iran has also made the situation more frightening by firing missiles at Israeli and American targets. Hundreds of lives have been lost so far in this bloody war.

India’s diplomatic strategy

India’s current diplomacy is completely based on neutrality and regional stability. The heads of the eight countries with whom Prime Minister Modi has spoken. They all condemned the attacks and agreed to intensify diplomatic efforts. India’s activism becomes even more important after America closed its embassies. The aim of the Modi government is to ensure that the fire of war does not spread further and that the path to peace can be cleared through diplomacy.