Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated that reforms in the United Nations including Security Council are a must so that its credibility and relevance are maintained. Addressing the UN Sustainable Development Summit at UN Headquarters in New York, Mr. Modi said that with a wider representation, the goals can be achieved in a more effective manner.<br/><br/>Prime Minister Narendra Modi had several bilateral meetings with world leaders on the sidelines of UN Sustainable Development Summit. During the meeting with King Abdullah II of Jordan, the two leaders agreed that ISIS is the greatest challenge facing the humanity. The Prime Minister also met the President of Egypt Abdul Fateh El Sisi.<br/><br/>The Prime Minister also met the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.<br/>During the second day of his visit, Mr. Modi met the World Bank President Dr. Jim Yong Kim. The two leaders discussed various ongoing World Bank projects in India including Swach Bharat and Clean Ganga Mission.<br/><br/>The Prime Minister met his Bhutanese counterpart Tshering Tobgay. The two leaders reviewed progress of hydro electric projects, e-library, tourism and expansion of BBIN agreement beyond roads. Bhutan reiterated its support to India for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.<br/><br/>Mr. Modi also met Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven. He invited Swedish partnership in Make in India, Skill India, railways and energy sectors. The two leaders also discussed the threat of ISIS and reforms in UN Security Council. Sweden supported India's candidature for permanent membership of the Council.<br/><br/>During meeting with President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades, the Prime Minister agreed to expedite Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA). The two leaders also explored cooperation in the areas of Shipping and Air Services. Cyprus also supported the Indian position on the reform of United Nations Security Council.