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Lawmakers from various European nations interact with Shri Modi


SHRI NARENDRA MODI INTERACTS WITH EUROPEAN LAWMAKERS FROM BELGIUM, GERMANY, BRITAIN AND RUSSIA

NOTED SPIRITUAL LEADER SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR TAKES PART IN THE INTERACTION

LAWMAKERS INVITE SHRI NARENDRA MODI TO ATTEND EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND EUROPEAN BUSINESS MEET IN BRUSSELS

CM TALKS ABOUT VARIOUS INITIATIVES OF GUJARAT TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ADVANCES IN SOLAR AND OTHER FORMS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

LAWMAKERS APPLAUD DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY OF GUJARAT, CONGRATULATE SHRI MODI FOR MAKING THE STATE VIBRANT WITHOUT CORRUPTION

CM SAYS GUJARAT IS WORKING ON A RAMA TRAIL FROM GUJARAT TO SRI LANKA, PROPOSES A BUDDHA TRAIL FROM SRI LANKA TO GUJARAT

SHRI MODI SPEAKS ABOUT THE OLD RELATIONS BETWEEN GUJARAT AND RUSSIA

Shri Narendra Modi interacted with top lawmakers from various European nations. The interaction was held via Skype and noted spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar joined the interaction. The European lawmakers are attending the 10th Corporate Culture and Spirituality, India Conference in Bangalore.
The political figures who interacted with Shri Modi are Mr. Joe Leinen (German politician from the SPD and member of the European Parliament who heads the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety in the Parliament), Mr. Nirj Deva (Member of the European Parliament and politician of Britain’s Conservative Party), Ms. Anne Marie Lizin (the Honorary President of the Belgian Senate) and Mr. Vladislav Yurchik (leader of “Communist of Russia and Deputy of the Russian Parliament, ‘Duma’), Mr. Valery Sargienko (Member of Siberia’s Legislative Assembly and leader of Communist Party).
The lawmakers invited Shri Modi to attend the European Parliament that will convene in Brussels in November this year. The Parliament will be attended by representatives of over 27 nations. He also received an invitation to attend...

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