During his visit to Namibia, PM Modi addressed Parliament, emphasising shared democratic values and India's support during Namibia's liberation. He received the country's highest civilian honor.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Namibia on Wednesday marked a significant moment in India’s engagement with Africa, as he addressed the Namibian Parliament, hailed the strength of shared democratic values, and became the first Indian leader to receive the country’s highest civilian honour—The Order of the Most Ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis.
In his address to the Namibian Parliament, PM Modi described it as “a great privilege to address this august house, a temple of democracy.” He added, “I thank you for giving me this honour. I stand before you as a representative of the Mother of Democracy, and I bring with me warm greetings from 1.4 billion people of India.”
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