World should move from donor-recipient to partnerships based on solidarity and equality: PM Modi to G7 leaders

Business To Business, New Delhi, 16^th June, 2026:     Narendra Modi on Tuesday urged world leaders to move beyond the traditional donor-recipient model of international cooperation and instead build partnerships founded on solidarity, equality, trust, and transparency.
Speaking at the Outreach Session on "Forging New Partnerships and Rebuilding International Solidarity" during the G7 Summit, Modi said that global cooperation should reflect the aspirations of developing nations and the changing realities of the international order.
The Prime Minister emphasized that:

• Global partnerships should be based on equality rather than dependency.
• Trust and transparency are essential for sustainable international cooperation.
• The world must adopt a more inclusive approach to development.
• Developing countries deserve a greater voice in global decision-making.

• Greater representation in global institutions.
• Fair access to technology and finance.
• Sustainable development.
• Inclusive economic growth.

• Promote reform of global governance institutions.
• Strengthen South-South cooperation.
• Expand development partnerships with emerging economies.
• Advocate a more multipolar international order.