Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 2nd Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi today evening. The Dialogue held annually is India's flagship geo-political conference organized by External Affairs Ministry in partnership with the Observer Research Foundation. <br/><br/>Within a short span, it has emerged as a much awaited global conference in the international calendar. Strategic issues including new challenges and cyber security will be deliberated during the three day conclave. ?<br/><br/>The Theme of the Dialogue, this year, is The New Normal: Multilateralism with Multi-Polarity.<br/>The 2nd edition is expected to feature participation from about 65 countries and more than 250 foreign participants.<br/><br/>Former Heads of State and Governments, Foreign Ministers and senior Ministers from a number of countries, senior officials, leading strategic experts and prominent foreign policy thinkers from around the world will attend the event. Many of these will participate in a number of panels, including some concurrent ones, organized across a range of sub-themes and include political leaders, diplomats, senior Generals and Admirals, strategic experts and thinkers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 2nd Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi today evening. The Dialogue held annually is India's flagship geo-political conference organized by External Affairs Ministry in partnership with the Observer Research Foundation. <br/><br/>Within a short span, it has emerged as a much awaited global conference in the international calendar. Strategic issues including new challenges and cyber security will be deliberated during the three day conclave. ?<br/><br/>The Theme of the Dialogue, this year, is The New Normal: Multilateralism with Multi-Polarity.<br/>The 2nd edition is expected to feature participation from about 65 countries and more than 250 foreign participants.<br/><br/>Former Heads of State and Governments, Foreign Ministers and senior Ministers from a number of countries, senior officials, leading strategic experts and prominent foreign policy thinkers from around the world will attend the event. Many of these will participate in a number of panels, including some concurrent ones, organized across a range of sub-themes and include political leaders, diplomats, senior Generals and Admirals, strategic experts and thinkers.