New Delhi: India and England agreed to strengthen cooperation in West Asia and the Indo-Pacific, two areas where India focused on diplomatic and security interests, after visiting the British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and Foreign Minister Jaisankar held talk tonight at Hyderabad House .
According to the MEA reading, both parties “agreed to strengthen cooperation in West Asia and Indo-Pacific, against terrorism and radical extremism, and overcome the challenges that appear in the world of cyber and space.” Truss Met Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitorrow and Minister of Environment Bhupendra Yadav – Significantly as England prepared to host COP26 in Glasgow next month.
However, Truss was not given a call to PM Narendra Modi, showing that the recent spat in recognition of vaccine certification was still a painting point with the Indian government.
Truss and Jaishankar emphasize the Afghan region should not be used to “threaten or attack any country or to protect or train terrorists, or plan or finance a terrorist attack.” They called for unrestriance access to Afghanistan for humanitarian assistance.
MEA’s statement said two ministers who reviewed the Roadmap 2030 and advanced discussions about “increasing cooperation in trade and investment, people’s relationships, health partnerships, climate change, science & security & security.” Both parties pushed the initial FTA negotiations.