In New York, the Prime Minister held a series of bilateral meetings with several world leaders on the sidelines of the UNGA, where he discussed ways to deepen India’s ties with other nations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Prime Minister Charles Michel of Belgium. Both leaders discussed ways to boost strategic ties and deepen cooperation in various areas including improving trade and connectivity.
Prime Minister @narendramodi held talks with Prime Minister @CharlesMichel of Belgium. Both leaders discussed ways to boost strategic ties and deepen cooperation in various areas including improving trade and connectivity. https://t.co/zubUlmN600 pic.twitter.com/lwDPDPK9Xq
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) September 25, 2019
PM Narendra Modi held a productive meeting with PM Nikol Pashinyan of Armenia in New York. The leaders discussed furthering bilateral cooperation especially in trade and culture.
Held extensive deliberations with PM @NikolPashinyan. We talked about expanding India-Armenia cooperation in aspects relating to technology, pharmaceuticals and agro-based industries. PM Pashinyan also referred to the popularity of Indian movies, music and Yoga in Armenia. pic.twitter.com/CJ5By5ROXA
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 26, 2019
During his meeting with PM Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand, PM Narendra Modi discussed key sectors of India-New Zealand cooperation, particularly ways to boost business ties.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Prime Minister of New Zealand H.E. Ms. Jacinda Ardern on the sidelines of UNGA meetings in New York on 25th September 2019.
Both leaders reviewed the state of bilateral relations and discussed steps to intensify political, economic, defence, security and people to people relations. They recalled their earlier meeting in November 2017 in Manila and noted that following the visit of former Prime Minister of New Zealand to India in October 2016, new institutional mechanisms have been instituted, which has substantially enhanced the bilateral relationship. PM Modi thanked PM Ardern for accepting his invitation to participate in the event "Relevance of Gandhi in the contemporary Times” held on the sidelines of UNGA on 24 September 2019.
The New Zealand PM informed PM Modi about their New strategic paper "India 2022- Investing in the relationship”, which is a continuation of the NZ Inc. India Strategy 2011. PM Ardern noted that Indian diaspora and students in New Zealand is important bridge between the two nations and contributing to bonds of friendship between the two countries.
They also discussed the global and regional issues of mutual interest, including the issue of international terrorism and appreciated the convergence of views between the two countries on this issue. Both countries have strongly condemned and extended support to each other following the Pulwama and Christchurch terror attacks. India had also supported the joint New Zealand French initiative on Christchurch Call of Action.
Prime Ministers @narendramodi and @jacindaardern held talks in New York. Both leaders discussed key sectors of India-New Zealand cooperation, particularly ways to boost business ties. pic.twitter.com/fJVwbXwoY1
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) September 26, 2019
PM Narendra Modi had a fruitful meeting with President Kersti Kaljulaid of Estonia.
Prime Minister met President of the Republic of Estonia, H.E. Ms Kersti Kaljulaid on the sidelines of UNGA 74. Both the leaders had a detailed discussions on a broad spectrum of bilateral relations pursuant to the fruitful visit of Vice President of India to Estonia in August 2019.
Both leaders discussed steps to deepen bilateral cooperation in the domain of e-Governance, Cyber security and Innovation. Prime Minister further thanked Estonia for its support to India’s candidature for UNSC non-permanent seat for 2021-2022. The meeting provided an opportunity to brief Estonia and to seek their views on enhanced opportunities for bilateral cooperation, thus further strengthening our existing friendly ties.
PM @narendramodi had a fruitful meeting with President @KerstiKaljulaid of Estonia. pic.twitter.com/Id6cPDep1X
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) September 26, 2019
