List of Outcomes: India - Vietnam Virtual Summit (December 21, 2020)

Published By : Admin | December 21, 2020 | 16:40 IST
S.NoDocumentsIndian sideVietnamese side
1. India-Vietnam Joint Vision for Peace, Prosperity and People.

To guide the future development of India - Vietnam Comprehensive StrategicPartnership,building upon the foundations of deep-rooted historical and cultural bonds, shared values and interests, and mutual strategic trust and understanding between the two countries.



 

Adopted by Prime Ministers

2. Plan of Action for period 2021-2023 for further implementation of Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

To implement the "Joint Vision for Peace, Prosperity and People” through concrete actions proposed to be taken by both sides during 2021-2023.
Dr. S. Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister
Mr. Pham Binh Minh
Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs
3.

Implementing Arrangement on Defence Industry Cooperation between Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence, India and General Dept. of Defence Industry, Ministry of National Defence, Vietnam.

To provide a framework for promoting cooperation between the defence industries of the two countries.

Mr. Surendra Prasad Yadav
Joint Secretary (Naval Systems)
Maj Gen. Luong Thanh Chuong
Vice Chairman
4.

Agreement for US$ 5 million Indian Grant Assistance for Army Software Park at National Telecommunications University, Nha Trang, Vietnam between Embassy of India, Hanoi and Telecommunications University, Ministry of National Defence, Vietnam.

To facilitate setting up of IT infrastructure at the Army Software Park in Telecommunications University, Nha Trang, with provision for training and services in the field of software applications.

Shri Pranay Verma
Ambassador of India to Vietnam
Col. Le Xuan Hung,
Rector
5.

Implementing Arrangement between Centre for United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, India and Vietnam Dept. of Peacekeeping Operations for Cooperation in United Nation Peacekeeping.

To identify specific activities for development of cooperation in the field of UN Peacekeeping.

Maj. Gen. Anil Kr. Kashid
Additional Director General (IC)
Maj. Gen. Hoang Kim Phung
Director
6.

MOU between India’s Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety (VARANS).

To promote mutual cooperation between the regulatory bodies of the two countries in the fields of radiation protection and nuclear safety.

Shri G. Nageswara Rao
Chairman
Prof. Nguyen Tuan Khai
Director General
7.

MOU between CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum and Vietnam Petroleum Institute.

To promote cooperation in petroleum research and training.

Dr. Anjan Ray
Director
Mr. Nguyen Anh Duo
Director
8.

MOU between Tata Memorial Centre of India and Vietnam National Cancer Hospital.

To promote exchanges in the areas of training and scientific research, health care services, collaboration in diagnosis and treatment for cancer patients.

Dr. Rajendra A Badwe
Director
Mr. Le Van Quang
Director
9.

MOU between National Solar Federation of India and Vietnam Clean Energy Association.

To promote exchange of knowledge, best practices, information between Indian and Vietnamese solar power industries and to explore new business opportunities to promote solar power in India and Vietnam.

Shri Pranav R. Mehta
Chairman
Mr. Dao Du Duong
President

Announcements made:

1. Implementation of the High Speed Guard Boat (HSGB) Manufacturing Project for Vietnam Border Guard Command under the US$ 100 million Defence Line of Credit extended by Government of India to Vietnam; handing over of one completed HSGB to Vietnam; launch of two HSGBs manufactured in India; and keel-laying of seven HSGBs to be manufactured in Vietnam.

2. Completion and handing over of seven Development Projects with Indian ‘Grant-in-Aid’ Assistance of US$ 1.5 million for the benefit of local community in Vietnam’s Ninh Thuan province.

3. Enhancing the number of annual Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) from currently five to ten commencing FY 2021-2022.

4. Three new Development Partnership projects in heritage conservation in Vietnam (F-block of Temple at My Son; Dong Duong Buddhist Monastery in Quang Nam province; and Nhan Cham Tower in Phu Yen province).

5. Launch of bilateral project for preparing an Encyclopedia on India - Vietnam Civilizational and Cultural Relations.

Explore More
২৭.০৪.২০২৫ দা শন্দোকখিবা মন কি বাতকী ১২১শুবা তাঙ্কক্ত প্রধান মন্ত্রীনা ফোঙদোকখিবা ৱারোল

Popular Speeches

২৭.০৪.২০২৫ দা শন্দোকখিবা মন কি বাতকী ১২১শুবা তাঙ্কক্ত প্রধান মন্ত্রীনা ফোঙদোকখিবা ৱারোল
‘Bharat looks bhavya': Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla’s space mission inspires a nation

Media Coverage

‘Bharat looks bhavya': Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla’s space mission inspires a nation
NM on the go

Nm on the go

Always be the first to hear from the PM. Get the App Now!
...
PM Modi’s remarks at the BRICS session: Environment, COP-30, and Global Health
July 07, 2025

Your Highness,
Excellencies,

I am glad that under the chairmanship of Brazil, BRICS has given high priority to important issues like environment and health security. These subjects are not only interconnected but are also extremely important for the bright future of humanity.

Friends,

This year, COP-30 is being held in Brazil, making discussions on the environment in BRICS both relevant and timely. Climate change and environmental safety have always been top priorities for India. For us, it's not just about energy, it's about maintaining a balance between life and nature. While some see it as just numbers, in India, it's part of our daily life and traditions. In our culture, the Earth is respected as a mother. That’s why, when Mother Earth needs us, we always respond. We are transforming our mindset, our behaviour, and our lifestyle.

Guided by the spirit of "People, Planet, and Progress”, India has launched several key initiatives — such as Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment), 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' (A Tree in the Name of Mother), the International Solar Alliance, the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, the Green Hydrogen Mission, the Global Biofuels Alliance, and the Big Cats Alliance.

During India’s G20 Presidency, we placed strong emphasis on sustainable development and bridging the gap between the Global North and South. With this objective, we achieved consensus among all countries on the Green Development Pact. To encourage environment-friendly actions, we also launched the Green Credits Initiative.

Despite being the world’s fastest-growing major economy, India is the first country to achieve its Paris commitments ahead of schedule. We are also making rapid progress toward our goal of achieving Net Zero by 2070. In the past decade, India has witnessed a remarkable 4000% increase in its installed capacity of solar energy. Through these efforts, we are laying a strong foundation for a sustainable and green future.

Friends,

For India, climate justice is not just a choice, it is a moral obligation. India firmly believes that without technology transfer and affordable financing for countries in need, climate action will remain confined to climate talk. Bridging the gap between climate ambition and climate financing is a special and significant responsibility of developed countries. We take along all nations, especially those facing food, fuel, fertilizer, and financial crises due to various global challenges.

These countries should have the same confidence that developed countries have in shaping their future. Sustainable and inclusive development of humanity cannot be achieved as long as double standards persist. The "Framework Declaration on Climate Finance” being released today is a commendable step in this direction. India fully supports this initiative.

Friends,

The health of the planet and the health of humanity are deeply intertwined. The COVID-19 pandemic taught us that viruses do not require visas, and solutions cannot be chosen based on passports. Shared challenges can only be addressed through collective efforts.

Guided by the mantra of 'One Earth, One Health,' India has expanded cooperation with all countries. Today, India is home to the world’s largest health insurance scheme "Ayushman Bharat”, which has become a lifeline for over 500 million people. An ecosystem for traditional medicine systems such as Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, and Siddha has been established. Through Digital Health initiatives, we are delivering healthcare services to an increasing number of people across the remotest corners of the country. We would be happy to share India’s successful experiences in all these areas.

I am pleased that BRICS has also placed special emphasis on enhancing cooperation in the area of health. The BRICS Vaccine R&D Centre, launched in 2022, is a significant step in this direction. The Leader’s Statement on "BRICS Partnership for Elimination of Socially Determined Diseases” being issued today shall serve as new inspiration for strengthening our collaboration.

Friends,

I extend my sincere gratitude to all participants for today’s critical and constructive discussions. Under India’s BRICS chairmanship next year, we will continue to work closely on all key issues. Our goal will be to redefine BRICS as Building Resilience and Innovation for Cooperation and Sustainability. Just as we brought inclusivity to our G-20 Presidency and placed the concerns of the Global South at the forefront of the agenda, similarly, during our Presidency of BRICS, we will advance this forum with a people-centric approach and the spirit of ‘Humanity First.’

Once again, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to President Lula on this successful BRICS Summit.

Thank you very much.