In his address at the historic Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan, the MP from Rajasthan's Kota, Om Birla, emphasized the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in addressing global challenges. He stated that wars, economic instability, tensions around trade, terrorism, climate change, and conflicts in various regions around the world do not stop at borders. He highlighted that parliaments can play a special role in strengthening mutual understanding and trust, reducing international tension, and resolving global chal…
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In his address at the historic Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan, the MP from Rajasthan's K…: In his address at the historic Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan, the MP from Rajasthan's Kota, Om Birla, emphasized the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in addressing global challenges.
He stated that wars, economic instability, tensions around trade, terrorism, climate chan…: He stated that wars, economic instability, tensions around trade, terrorism, climate change, and conflicts in various regions around the world do not stop at borders.
He highlighted that parliaments can play a special role in strengthening mutual understan…: He highlighted that parliaments can play a special role in strengthening mutual understanding and trust, reducing international tension, and resolving global challenges peacefully.
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In his address at the historic Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan, the MP from Rajasthan's Kota, said that wars, economic instability, tensions around trade, terrorism, climate change and conflicts in various regions around the world do not stop at the border and these global challenges make matters like cooperation, dimplomacy and dialogue increasingly crucial.
"Parliaments can play a special role" in strengthening mutual understanding and trust, reducing international tension and resolving global challenges peacefully, he said while addressing the gathering.
India became the forum's chair at the 11th forum in Brazil in June 2025, where Birla was named chairperson of the 12th Forum.
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