Globalistation is losing its lustre, India's Modi tells Davos summit

Modi leading a big government and business delegation to Switzerland forum, the first Indian PM do so in 21 years

Reuters January 23, 2018
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures as he speaks at the Opening Plenary during the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. PHOTO: REUTERS
DAVOS: Protectionism is gaining ground and globalisation is losing its attractiveness, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the World Economic Forum on Tuesday.

Modi is leading a big government and business delegation to the summit in Davos, the first Indian prime minister do so in 21 years, aiming to showcase India as a fast growing economic power and a potential driver of global growth.

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COMMENTS (2)

HZR | 6 years ago | Reply Globalisation except for China which anxiously supports is dead.It is now the age of bilateral trade with mutually agreed terms.
Jerry | 6 years ago | Reply "There should be distinction between good and bad terrorists" what a speech by a World leader.
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