PM Modi addresses ASEAN Plenary Session

Published By : Admin | January 25, 2018 | 18:04 IST
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While addressing the plenary session of ASEAN-India commemorative summit, PM Modi said, "India shares the ASEAN vision for the rule based societies and values of peace. We are committed to work with ASEAN nations to enhance collaboration in the maritime domain."

"The nature of ASEAN-India partnership has evolved significantly", the PM added further.

He further noted that trade between India and ASEAN region had grown 25 times in last 25 years. He said, "Investments are robust and growing. We will further enhance trade ties and work towards greater interaction among our business communities."

Welcoming the ASEAN leaders to India, the PM said that their collective presence touched event Indian. The ASEAN leaders will be the guests of honour at this year's Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi.

 

 

 

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