Shivani Jaiswal, New Delhi- India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni are once again making headlines for their special chemistry. During the G7 Summit, a video of PM Modi gifting a ‘Melody’ candy to Meloni has gone viral on social media. People around the world are enjoying the clip and discussing the light-hearted interaction between the two leaders.
In the viral video, PM Modi can be seen smiling as he offers the Indian candy “Melody” to Meloni. Seeing the candy, Meloni bursts into laughter, creating a fun and cheerful moment between the two leaders. Other delegates present at the venue were also seen smiling during the exchange.
The video has been viewed millions of times across social media platforms such as X, Instagram, and Facebook. Users have dubbed it “sweet diplomacy.” Many people commented that such friendly moments during political meetings highlight the human side of world leaders.
Relations between India and Italy have strengthened significantly in recent years. Cooperation between the two countries has continued to grow in areas such as trade, defense, and technology. In this context, the friendly bonding between Modi and Meloni is also being seen as a symbol of the strong partnership between the two nations.
Following the video’s viral spread, hashtags such as #Melody, #ModiMeloni, and #G7Summit began trending on social media.
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