NEW DELHI: Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and leaders taking part in the third Voice of Global South Summit expressed concerns about tensions and conflicts.PM Modi called for unity among global south partners to meet the aspirations of the two-third of humanity in the virtually held summit.“Solutions to these concerns depend on just and inclusive global governance, such institutions whose priorities give preference to the Global South, where developed countries also fulfil their responsibilities and commitments, take steps to reduce the gap between the Global North and the Global South. The Summit of the Future at the UN next month could be an important milestone for all of this,” said PM Modi on Saturday. Leaders who attended this Summit included Bangladesh’s chief adviser professor Muhammad Yunus, Mauritian PM Pravind Kumar Jaugnath, acting PM of Fiji, and leaders from El Salvador and Belarus.The interim government in Bangladesh is committed to ensuring a transition to inclusive and pluralistic democracy and creating an environment in which free, fair and participatory elections can be held, its Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus said during the Summit.“Our task is now to carry out vital reforms in our electoral system, judiciary, local government, media, economy and education,” Prof Yunus said.
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