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Modi in The Hague warns decade of disasters could erase global progress, pushing India Netherlands supply chain pact
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Published on 16 May 2026

He says global gains could be washed away fast
Speaking in The Hague during his five-nation tour, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India and the Netherlands are building a “trusted, transparent and future-ready” supply chain to withstand repeated global shocks. He framed the current era as a “decade of disasters,” pointing to the COVID-19 pandemic, escalating wars and an emerging energy crisis. Modi warned that if countries fail to respond quickly, decades of development gains could be wiped out, driving large populations into poverty.
- Modi spoke in The Hague as part of a five-nation tour
- He called the era a “decade of disasters” tied to multiple crises
- He cited COVID 19, ongoing conflicts and an emerging energy crisis
- India and the Netherlands aim to build a resilient, trusted supply chain
- He warned that slow action could wash away decades of development gains
- Modi stressed India’s growing global role as technology and values driven
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