Glasgow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met with Microsoft Co-Founder and Philander Billionropis Bill Gates on the sidelines of the UN conference on climate change in Glasgow.
Both leaders also discuss steps to reduce the effects of climate change.
“Prime Minister @narendramodi met @billgates on the sidelines of the @ Cop26 in Glasgow.
Both discuss ways to further development and sustainable steps to reduce climate change,” the office of the Prime Minister (PMO) tweeted.
Prime Minister @narendramodi met @billgates on the sidelines of the @ Cop26 in Glasgow.
Both of them discussed the way …
https://t.co/971xaawtzu- PMO India (@pmoindia) 1635855285000ON Monday, Gates said that at the UN climate conference this year, innovation will take a central stage and he is optimistic about the road ahead.
“By bringing together the world at # COP26, we can find more ways to accelerate the development and adoption of the clean technology we need to achieve null emissions,” he said on Twitter.
By carrying a world together at # COP26, we can find more ways to accelerate the development and adoption …
https://t.co/hkhnBasyCase- Bill Gates (@billgates) 1635710812000LAST Moon, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced commitment to $ 120 million to accelerate access to molnupiravir antivirus drug investigations for low-income countries as part of the efforts of response Covid-19.
PM Modi along with British partners Boris Johnson today launched an infrastructure initiative for Tangguh Island countries (Iris).
PM Modi reaches Glasgow on Sundays to participate in the COP26 summit.
On Monday, PM Modi met Boris Johnson on the sidelines of COP26.
He stated that British PM had received his invitation to visit India by saying that he would plan his visit as soon as the situation allowed.
COP26 is underway under the British presidency partnering with Italy.
Prime Minister will be emplane for Delhi with tonight after two-day participation in the climate conference
PM Modi Meets Bill Gates in Glasgow on the sidelines of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change
