Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar meets Mongolian leaders to review cooperation between the two countries, according to reports from The Hindu and Business Line. Jaishankar says the relationship is grounded in shared civilisational and spiritual heritage, along with common democratic values and strong development aspirations. He also highlights people-to-people ties as a key part of the relationship. In a post on X, Jaishankar describes the talks as reflecting the warmth and strength of India and Mongolia’s Strategic Partnership. He says discussions cover progress in development projects and capacity building, as well as areas including culture, education, and security. The reports also indicate that cooperation is being discussed in the context of engagement in multilateral forums. The meetings are presented as part of ongoing efforts to assess progress and deepen coordination across multiple sectors, with both sources emphasizing the broad scope of the dialogue and the framing of the partnership as long-standing and multifaceted.
Jaishankar meets Mongolian leaders to review bilateral cooperation
Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar meets Mongolian leaders to review cooperation between the two countries, according to reports from The Hindu and Business Line. Jaishankar says the relat...
- S. Jaishankar meets Mongolian leaders to review bilateral cooperation.
- Jaishankar describes India–Mongolia ties as rooted in shared civilisational/spiritual heritage and democratic values.
- He highlights strong people-to-people ties and shared development aspirations.
- Discussions include progress in development projects and capacity building.
- The talks cover culture, education, security, and coordination in multilateral forums.
Jaishankar said the India-Mongolia relationship is rooted in "deep civilisational and spiritual heritage, shared democratic values, strong development aspirations and strong people-to-people ties".
2 months ago“Our discussions showcased the warmth and strength of our Strategic Partnership, highlighting progress in development projects, capacity building, culture, education, security, and multilateral forums,” he posted on X
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