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Rishi Sunak addressed his first Conservative Party conference as party leader in Manchester on Wednesday and used his own elevation as the country's first Indian-origin Prime Minister as proof that the UK is not a racist country.
UK News: During his first Conservative Party conference as party leader, Rishi Sunak stated that Britain is not a racist country and shared his own story as a
British PM Rishi Sunak's speech at the Conservative Party's annual conference was largely focused on domestic life, where he also said one should never be afraid to talk about what is most important to them – and that is family
Rishi Sunak, the UK's first Indian-origin Prime Minister, addressed the Conservative Party conference and emphasized that the UK is not a racist country. He highlighted his own story as proof, stating that his skin color was not a "big deal." Sunak outlined his plans for the future, including cancelling the High Speed-2 railway project and investing in wider transport projects. He also proposed increasing the smoking age and introducing a new qualification, the Advanced British Standard, to improve education.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, in his maiden speech as party leader to the Conservative Party conference, said Britain is not a racist country and his rise to the PM seat proves it.