#Melodi trends as internet as Italian PM Meloni posts photo with PM Modi

Taking to Twitter, Italian PM Meloni shared a selfie with PM Modi and wrote, "Good friends at COP28." But here"s a catch, the Italy PM shared the photo with hashtag "Melodi".

NewsBharati 02-Dec-2023 10:58:51 AM

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Dubai: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Friday shared a candid moment with PM Narendra Modi on the side of COP28 World Climate Action Summit.

Taking to Twitter, Italian PM Meloni shared a selfie with PM Modi and wrote, "Good friends at COP28." But here's a catch, the Italy PM shared the photo with hashtag 'Melodi'.

Meloni had traveled to India for the G20 Summit in September of this year. On the fringes of the G20 conference, the Italian prime minister met Modi. “My meeting with PM Giorgia Meloni went really well. We discussed topics like developing technologies, trade, commerce, and defense. For the sake of world growth, India and Italy shall continue to collaborate,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote on social media platform X.

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Meanwhile ⚡ Meloni posted the selfie with PM Modi & captioned the post as, "Good friends at COP28," with the hashtag '#Melodi'. It is… pic.twitter.com/jMMbwdHCXm
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Meloni had traveled to India for a two-day visit earlier in March in order to take part as the chief guest at the 8th Raisina Dialogue in 2023. She had met with Prime Minister Modi one-on-one at Hyderabad House in the nation’s capital.

Following the meeting, Meloni stated at a joint press conference that Modi is the world’s most adored leader. “Among all the leaders in the world, PM Modi is the most adored. Congratulations for demonstrating that he has been a significant leader, as this clearly shows,” she remarked.

PM Modi is present at COP28

On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Dubai for the COP28 Summit. In addition to proposing that India host the COP33 in 2028, he also introduced the ‘Green Credit Initiative,’ which aims to create carbon sinks through public participation.