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Key points from Prime Minister’s address at the 12th East Asia Summit

Published By : Admin | November 14, 2017 | 14:39 IST
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We look forward to the East Asia Summit attaining greater salience in years to come: PM Modi

At the 12th East Asia Summit, PM Narendra Modi took note that ASEAN began in times of a great global divide, but today as it celebrated its Golden Jubilee, it shone as a beacon of hope; a symbol of peace and prosperity.

 

He added further, “We look forward to the East Asia Summit attaining greater salience in years to come. I reiterate my commitment to work with you to address the political, security and economic issues of the region.”

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