The Indian diaspora in the UAE is filled with excitement as they eagerly await the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dubai. PM Modi is set to participate in the World Climate Action Summit and address the opening session. The diaspora has expressed their enthusiasm and gratitude for the upcoming visit, stating that they are excited to welcome and meet PM Modi. Students are also excited for the opportunity to meet the Prime Minister, as they see his visit as motivational for the future of the diaspora. Ahead of his visit, PM Modi emphasized India's commitment to climate action and sustainable development. He mentioned that climate was a high priority even during the G20 Presidency.

The Prime Minister also expressed his gratitude for the invitation from the President of the UAE and Ruler of Abu Dhabi. The COP28 climate talks in Dubai have officially begun with Sultan Al Jaber assuming the role of COP28 President. He called on global leaders to rise above their differences and make a difference for future generations. The UAE, along with 198 Parties, is preparing for two weeks of intensive climate negotiations. The host country aims to land a deal on tripling renewable energy and doubling the energy efficiency improvement rate by 2030.

The World Climate Action Summit, which is part of COP28, will be attended by Prime Minister Modi. He will participate in three high-level side events, two of which will be co-hosted by India. PM Modi's visit to Dubai is seen as crucial in the context of climate urgency, and his announcement of five specific targets during COP26 in Glasgow showcases India's unprecedented contribution to climate action. Overall, the anticipation and excitement surrounding Prime Minister Modi's visit to Dubai are palpable, as the Indian diaspora and global leaders recognize the significance of his presence at the World Climate Action Summit and the COP28 climate talks.