Chadha expressed his gratitude to the Vice President of India for the nomination, noting the importance of the IPU—the world's oldest body of national parliaments—in facilitating international dialogue. This year's summit focuses on reclaiming dignity and justice during turbulent times, with sessions dedicated to youth rights in conflict zones, online safety, and economic opportunities for the next generation.
Representing the world's largest democracy, Chadha aims to leverage India’s significant demographic advantage to contribute to these global debates. The visit also serves to build upon the recent bilateral engagements between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uzbekistan, strengthening ties through parliamentary diplomacy. Since 2018, the IPU has incentivized the inclusion of younger voices by granting additional speaking time and voting power to delegations that feature young members, a policy intended to ensure that youth perspectives remain central to international legislative discourse.
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