Copenhagen: Minister of External Affairs Jaishankar met with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksus here on Sunday and discusses problems related to the role of Global Indo-Pacific, Afghanistan and the European Union.
Jaisankar, who was here at the last leg of his three European countries – Slovenia, Croatia and Denmark – to increase bilateral bonds and further strengthen Indian cooperation with the European Union (EU), also delivered greetings and good desires of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Frederiksen .
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Jaishankar said he discussed the role of the Global Indo-Pacific, Afghanistan and EU during his meeting with the Prime Minister of Frederiksen.
Is Jaishankar’s first visit to Denmark and the first by Indian Foreign Minister in 20 years, according to the press release of the external ministry released at New Delhi.
During his stay here, Jaisankar almost met with members of the Indian community in Denmark and appreciated the image they had built from India.
“Nice to meet the Indian community in Denmark, even if virtually.
Appreciate images they have built from India.
Believe them will remain an effective bridge between our two countries.
Our relationship is increasingly deep, “he tweeted Unique about India Relations with Denmark is that Denmark is the only country with which India has a green strategic partnership.
“Everyone says rebuilding better, but we also want to grow back greener.
And it grew back greener, we thought Denmark was very unique.
Partners, because you have the strength and experience and best practices that are very helpful for a country like India at its development stage, “Jaishankar said.
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joint commission who had compiled a joint action plan for the next five years, he said.” Seeing how the joint action plan has delivered even in the middle of Covid, “Jaishankar said when he praised the official on both sides for their work in the past half a year to make it easier for all travel problems.
Jaisankar meets Danish PM; discuss the role of Global Indo-Pacific, Afghanistan and EU
