Chilean President Praises PM Modi’s Unique Global Diplomacy and Influence
Chilean President Gabriel Boric praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's exceptional diplomatic position, which allows him to converse with leaders from opposite political sides.
Chilean President Lauds PM Modi’s Unique Diplomatic Status with Putin, Zelenskyy
Chilean President Gabriel Boric praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s exceptional diplomatic position, which allows him to converse with leaders from opposite political sides. Said Boric, during his visit to India, “PM Modi has a weird status; he can talk to Putin, Zelenskyy, Trump, the EU, Latin America, BRICS, and Iran.” This kind of recognition emphasizes India’s growing global influence and balanced foreign policy. The two male leaders spoke about avenues for enhancing cooperation in bilateral ties, including trade and economic cooperation. Boric’s comment also affirms that Prime Minister Modi is an important geopolitical figure who is able to communicate between nations with conflicting interest thereby enhancing India’s global leadership.
The President of Chile, Gabriel Boric Font, during his official visit to India, complemented Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unusual geostrategic positioning, which includes being able to speak with an ensemble cast of leaders. At an elaborate function in his honour at Rashtrapati Bhawan, President Boric commented, “PM Modi has a weird status nowadays; he can talk to every leader in the world: Mr. Putin, Mr. Trump, Mr. Zelenskyy, leaders of the European Union, Latin America, BRICS, and even Iran.”  
This acknowledgment emphasizes India and its evolving role relating to the global theatre, wherein PM Modi remains a conduit in building dialogue across geopolitical divides. The observations made by President Boric denote the degree of recognition by the international community granted to India for its balancing act in foreign relations, keeping communications open with hostile states.
The two leaders reiterated strong bilateral ties. PM Modi said that Chile is an important partner for India in Latin America and a “gateway to Antarctica.” The two countries agreed to commence negotiations on a CEPA to further enhance trade and investment relations. 
President Boric remarked that Chile intended to deepen its relationship with India, emphasizing how much India has changed in the last 16 years. “Chile is a country that is connected to the world. We do not depend on any one country, but we have relationships with China, the United States, the European Union, and nations across Latin America and the Asia-Pacific, including Japan, Indonesia, and Australia. Now, we want to deepen our relationship with India, and we have taken some important steps today.”  
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The President of Chile added that he appreciates the democratic values of India in the promotion of global peace while pointing out the separation of powers, freedom of expression, and eradication of poverty and inequality. This visit represents a milestone in the 76th year of diplomatic relations between India and Chile and is a precursor to increased cooperation in a number of sectors including trade, defense, and critical minerals.  
President Boric’s remarks not only reiterate PM Modi’s diplomatic outreach but demonstrate India’s growing profile in international affairs as it builds bridges for dialogues between nations having divergent interests and greater cooperation. 
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