Democracy first, humanity first… PM Modi gave mantra of peace to the world in Guyana Parliament

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a special session of the Guyana Parliament on Thursday. he/she said that there are deep historical relations between the two countries. It is a relationship of soil, sweat and hard work. About 180 years ago, an Indian came to the land of Guyana and since then, in both happy and sad situations, the relationship between India and Guyana has been full of intimacy.

‘Come 24 years ago as a curiosity’

PM Narendra Modi said, ’24 years ago, as a curious person, I got the opportunity to come to this beautiful country. Generally people like to go to countries where there is pomp and glitz… but I wanted to know and understand the heritage and history of Guyana. Even today, you will find many people in Guyana who will remember meeting me. I have many memories associated with that trip.

Guyana is the last stop on the PM’s three-nation tour, in which he/she visited Nigeria and then Brazil for the G20 summit.

Both countries are emerging as strong democracies

The PM said that both the countries have been sharing similar struggles for the last 200-250 years, yet they are emerging as strong democracies in the world. Today both the countries are strengthening democracy in the world. Therefore, in the Parliament of Guyana, I greet you all on behalf of the 140 crore people of India.

Mantra of Democracy First, Humanity First

The PM also stressed on global well-being and gave the mantra of ‘democracy first, humanity first’. he/she said, ‘The strongest mantra facing the world today to move forward is Democracy First, Humanity First.’ The spirit of Democracy First teaches us to take everyone along, take everyone along and participate in everyone’s development. The spirit of Humanity First guides our decisions. When humanity first is made the basis of decisions, the results are also beneficial for humanity. The spirit of Democracy First teaches us to take everyone along, take everyone along and participate in everyone’s development.

Talk on ongoing conflict across the world

he/she also expressed his/her views on the ongoing conflicts in the world. he/she said, this is not the time for conflict for the world, this is the time to identify and remove the conditions that create conflict. Today there are so many challenges like terrorism, drugs, cyber crime… only by facing them we will be able to improve the future of our future generations. We never moved forward in the spirit of expansionism. We have always stayed away from the feeling of occupying resources and grabbing resources. Today India stands in favor of global development in every way, stands in favor of peace. With this spirit, today India has also become the voice of the Global South.