India and Brunei Elevate Ties to “Enhanced Partnership”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi became the first Indian Head of Government to visit Brunei (3-4 September, 2024), meeting with His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah to enhance bilateral relations and strengthen India’s Act East Policy.
Key Points
- Historic Visit: Prime Minister landmark visit to Brunei, the first-ever by an Indian Prime Minister, marks a significant milestone in the 40-year-long diplomatic relationship between the two nations.
- Enhanced Partnership: The leaders agreed to elevate their bilateral relationship to an Enhanced Partnership, covering multiple areas including defence, trade, and investment.
- Broad Agenda: Discussions encompassed a range of topics such as food security, education, energy, space ....
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