Prime Minister Modi will reach Sri Lanka on Friday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin a three -day trip to Sri Lanka on Friday, focusing on strengthening the entire bilateral security ties and strengthening cooperation in the sectors of energy, trade and communication. The talks will be held on Saturday between Modi and President Anura Kumara Dissanayaka. In the wake of China’s tireless efforts to increase military influence in Sri Lanka, both sides can sign a major security cooperation agreement.
There will be talks between Prime Minister Modi and President Dissanika
Modi will reach the capital of Sri Lanka after attending the Summit of Pimstek (Bay Bay’s multi -regional technical and economic cooperation) in Bangkok. Before embarking on a journey to the two countries on Thursday, Modi in a statement that we will have the opportunity to review the progress of the joint approach to promote the “coalition for a general future and to guide our shared goals. “
There are many bilateral contracts between the two countries
The joint approach was accepted three months ago during the Sri Lankan President’s New Delhi’s journey. After the Modi-Disanayak talks, there is an opportunity for several bilateral contracts between the two sides, including Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring. At a press conference last week, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt is expected to sign an approval letter (MOU) for security cooperation and will be signed for the first time.
If the OUS signed on security cooperation, it will be a sign of a major improvement in the India-Sri Lankan security relations. After this agreement, about 35 years ago, India will be left behind by the withdrawal of the Indian Peace Army (IPKF) from Sri Lanka.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt told important things about the tour
The detailed details of the proposed security agreement are not immediately available, but it is expected to increase bilateral security ties in the emerging leading front of China in the Indian Ocean region. The Chinese missile and satellite surveillance ship ‘Yuan Wang’ at the Hambantota port in Hambantota in 2022 led to a diplomatic dispute between India and Sri Lanka. On August 2023, another Chinese warship was compiled at the Port of Colombo.
As a whole, the Egyptians said, “Sri Lanka is an integral part of our ‘neighbor’ policy and our relationship with mutual trust and goodwill has lived up to the test of time.” He said that Modi’s journey would focus on promoting investment, strengthening contact and promoting cooperation in various sectors.
Country and the world’s latest news (There is no message) Read more in Hindi, all the big messages Times now Navbarath Live TV But. The world (World message) Updates and elections (Elections) The Times is now related to the latest news.
