Nepal's FM Arzu Rana Deuba Seeks Closer Ties With India in International Edition (English)
New Delhi [ India ], March 18 (ANI): Nepal 's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba on Monday said that Nepal is concentrating on a "more intimate connection" with India By boosting commerce and working together on worldwide problems.
Deuba stated, "We are concentrating on strengthening ties through trade, particularly in the realm of energy and merchandise exchange. Additionally, we aim at formalizing our border policies and collaborating more closely on international matters, with hopes for increased cooperation."
Arzu Rana Deuba , alongside other global leaders such as New Zealand's Prime Minister Chris Luxon, is participating in the event. Raisina Dialogue .
Slovenia Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon mentioned that she had a "productive conversation" during a bilateral meeting with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
Talking to ANI, Fanjon stated that Slovenia Many businesses are keen on investing in the project. India n market.
The discussion we had was highly productive. India and Slovenia promoting collaboration in areas such as science, innovation, technology, and energy, thus we addressed both bilateral matters and geopolitical topics because India serves as a highly significant collaborator for Slovenia , the European Union. Slovenia Is a temporary member of the Security Council, so we are genuinely striving to establish a secure future for the world. Therefore, we require nations with similar mindsets,” Fanjon stated.
There is significant interest from corporations in this area. Slovenia n side and also India to invest. In Slovenia We possess the North Adriatic port of Cooper, which offers the quickest sea route to access European markets from Asia. Furthermore, we've experienced significant collaboration in the realm of science recently,” she noted.
In the meantime, the Mongolian Ambassador to India Ganbold Dambajav emphasized the strategic alliance between the two countries.
"The relationship between our two nations has a lengthy history... We view India As our foremost neighbor in this region, we mark today the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Mongolia and India . Both nations are enjoying strategic partnership relations... I am confident that in the future we will have a good and robust economic cooperation," Ganbold Dambajav
The Raisina Dialogue is India 's flagship conference on geopolitics and geo-economics, committed to addressing the most challenging issues facing the international community. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Dialogue on March 17. (ANI)