National Desk
27 September
Sandeep Dhand Ludhiana
Journalist and Reserch Analysist
Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, has left for a tour of four South American countries. During his visit, he is expected to meet political leaders, university students, and members of the business community. The exact duration of his stay abroad has not been disclosed by the Congress party.
According to Pawan Khera, in charge of Congress media and publicity, Gandhi’s itinerary includes discussions with presidents and senior leaders of several countries to strengthen democratic and strategic relations. He will also interact with students at universities in Brazil and Colombia, encouraging dialogue with the next generation of global leaders.
Apart from political and academic engagements, Gandhi is set to meet business leaders to discuss trade matters, including concerns related to American tariffs. The visit is aimed at fostering stronger international cooperation and building bridges between India and the South American nations.
The Congress party highlighted that this tour will provide an opportunity for Gandhi to represent India’s democratic values, share insights on global issues, and engage with young leaders and entrepreneurs to promote learning and collaboration. The discussions are expected to cover both political strategies and economic partnerships, reflecting India’s growing interest in international trade and diplomacy.
This South America tour marks an important diplomatic and educational engagement for Rahul Gandhi and is seen as a platform for strengthening ties and fostering global leadership.