PM’s bilateral engagements at Nay Pyi Taw – Nov 12, 2014

Published By : Admin | November 12, 2014 | 19:25 IST

The Prime Minister ShriNarendraModi had six meetings today at Nay Pyi Taw, in addition to the India-ASEAN Summit. He met the Prime Minister of Malaysia Mr. NajibRazak, the Prime Minister of Thailand Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha, the Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Lee HsienLoong, the Sultan of Brunei Haji HassanalBolkiah and the President of the Republic of Korea Ms Park Geun-hye. He also met DawAung San SuuKyi. 

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The Prime Minister used the opportunity, which was his first meeting with these leaders, to explain his views on how he sees India progressing, and to seek their cooperation for the same. The Prime Minister expressed India’s openness to ideas and views. He referred to the possibility of cooperation between India and the ASEAN countries in the field of solar energy. He stressed on the need for India and ASEAN to collaboratively tackle terrorism, drug-trafficking and gun-running. He specifically mentioned the example of security intelligence sharing between India and Malaysia, and said this was a model which could be followed with other ASEAN member countries as well. 

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The Prime Minister sought cooperation from Malaysia in the field of public housing. The Prime Minister expressed keenness to work closely with Singapore in the field of urban renewal. The Korean side expressed keenness to share its proven industrial competence with India, especially in infrastructure. 

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The Prime Minister, in his meeting with DawAung San SuuKyi, described her as a symbol of democracy, and referred to the enormous effort and sacrifice she has made for democracy. DawAung San SuuKyi described India as her second home. The Prime Minister gifted DawAung San SuuKyi a copy of Mahatma Gandhi’s commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. 

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