Category: Notizie Estero

Lagos: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar chaired the sixth India-Nigeria Joint Commission Meeting (JCM) with his counterpart Yusuf Tuggar on Monday (local time) and discussed new opportunities of cooperation in various sectors."Co-chaired the 6th India-Nigeria Joint Commission Meeting along with FM @YusufTuggar. Noted the expansion of our economic cooperation especially trade and investment.

Lagos: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in an address at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, shed light on the essence of the Global South as a movement, a mindset, and a commitment to practical global betterment.Jaishankar commenced by highlighting India’s "proud" G20 presidency, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the initiative for the African Union’s historic permanent

Kampala: Union Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V Muraleedharan on Monday expressed India’s willingness to share its experiences on leveraging technology to transform governance. He noted that India’s digital governance has offered "scalable, secure and inclusive solutions for making governance more efficient, inclusive, faster and transparent."While addressing the plenary session of

Geneva: India’s Permanent Representative to United Nations in Geneva Arindam Bagchi on Monday presented credentials to UN Geneva Director-General Tatiana Valovaya.India’s Permanent Mission to United Nations in Geneva stated, "An auspicious beginning! India’s Permanent Representative to UN in Geneva @abagchimea presented credentials today to DG @UN_Valovaya."On January 3, Arindam Bagchi passed on

Abuja: Exuding confidence in the growth potential of Africa, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called for further deepening of the India-Nigeria partnership and promotion of business opportunities between the two nations.The EAM was speaking at the India-Nigeria Business Forum in Abuja, Nigeria on Monday (local time)."Glad to address the India-Nigeria Business Forum organised by CII and

The dependable and surefooted mules that have served the Army for over a century, transporting vital loads through challenging terrains and harsh weather to forward border posts, are gradually becoming a part of history.In line with the ongoing “force restructuring and optimization” initiative aimed at reducing manpower by around one lakh personnel by 2027, the Army is phasing out its animal