Biden calls on more than 100 countries to discuss democracy

US President Joe Biden has invited over 100 countries to the World Democracy Summit starting today. In these countries, along with India, its three neighboring countries have also received invitations. One of these is Pakistan, the other is Nepal and the third is Maldives. The main objective of the World Democracy Summit is to discuss democracy. This event, organized by video link due to the Corona epidemic, will be conducted by the White House. In which issues like democracy and powerful autocracy or dictatorship will be discussed. Meanwhile, Ujra Zeya, Under Secretary of State for Civil Defense, Democracy and Human Rights, said make no mistake, we are in a moment of democratic reckoning.

China did not get the invitation, Nepal and Maldives were invited
Talk about India’s neighbor China has not received an invitation. Although Nepal and Maldives have been called. On the other hand, China’s neighboring country South Korea is still close to America and has received an invitation to this summit.

These neighboring countries of India did not get invitation
India’s neighboring countries that have not been invited for this summit include Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Bhutan and Iran.

Shocking invitation to Pakistan
The invitation to Pakistan for a discussion about democracy is certainly surprising. Because democracy in Pakistan is just a show, there the government is run by the army and ISI from behind.

What is the purpose of this summit
The main purpose of this discussion is to focus on the challenges and opportunities facing democracies around the world. Apart from this, the purpose of this summit is to provide a platform for leaders to announce individual and collective commitments and reform initiatives to protect democracy and human rights in the country and the world.