Modi, UK’s Sunak discuss strengthening bilateral partnership, West Asia conflict
In a phone call on Friday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak discussed the strengthening of the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries. The Ministry of External Affairs stated that both leaders reiterated their commitment to enhancing cooperation in various areas including trade, investment, emerging technology, defense, security, and health.
Progress on Free Trade Agreement
The leaders also welcomed the progress being made towards an early conclusion of a mutually beneficial Free Trade Agreement. This agreement would further enhance the economic ties between India and the UK and open up new opportunities for trade and investment.
Concern over West Asia conflict
Modi and Sunak also exchanged views on the developments in the West Asia region, particularly the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Both leaders expressed deep concern over the escalating violence, terrorism, and the loss of civilian lives. They emphasized the need for regional peace, security, stability, and continued humanitarian assistance.
Greetings for Deepavali
During the call, Modi and Sunak extended their greetings for the festive occasion of Deepavali, highlighting the cultural ties and shared values between India and the UK. They agreed to remain in touch and continue working towards strengthening the bilateral relationship.
Summary:
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak discussed the strengthening of the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership.
- Both leaders emphasized cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, emerging technology, defense, security, and health.
- They welcomed the progress being made towards a mutually beneficial Free Trade Agreement.
- Modi and Sunak expressed deep concern over the conflict in West Asia and emphasized the need for peace, security, stability, and humanitarian assistance.
- They exchanged greetings for the festive occasion of Deepavali and agreed to remain in touch.
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