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PM Modi Stresses Resilient Infrastructure in Global Natural Disaster Meet
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PM Modi Stresses Resilient Infrastructure in Global Natural Disaster Meet

During a meeting attended by representatives from 39 nations focused on addressing natural disasters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the critical importance of resilient infrastructure. Emphasising the need for proactive measures to mitigate the impact of natural calamities, Modi underscored the role of robust infrastructure in ensuring preparedness and resilience in the face of such events.

Modi's remarks underscore India's commitment to enhancing infrastructure resilience to withstand and recover from natural disasters effectively. The meeting serves as a platform for sharing best practices, fostering collaboration, and strengthening global efforts to address the challenges posed by natural calamities.

India's proactive stance on resilient infrastructure aligns with broader global initiatives aimed at building sustainable and disaster-resilient communities. By prioritising infrastructure investments that incorporate risk mitigation and adaptation measures, countries can minimise the socio-economic impact of natural disasters and build a more resilient future.

During a meeting attended by representatives from 39 nations focused on addressing natural disasters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the critical importance of resilient infrastructure. Emphasising the need for proactive measures to mitigate the impact of natural calamities, Modi underscored the role of robust infrastructure in ensuring preparedness and resilience in the face of such events. Modi's remarks underscore India's commitment to enhancing infrastructure resilience to withstand and recover from natural disasters effectively. The meeting serves as a platform for sharing best practices, fostering collaboration, and strengthening global efforts to address the challenges posed by natural calamities. India's proactive stance on resilient infrastructure aligns with broader global initiatives aimed at building sustainable and disaster-resilient communities. By prioritising infrastructure investments that incorporate risk mitigation and adaptation measures, countries can minimise the socio-economic impact of natural disasters and build a more resilient future.

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