On the sidelines of the Raisina Dialogue in Delhi, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, on February 22, held bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Slovak Republic, Ghana and Tanzania and discussed cooperation with both countries in multiple sectors.
EAM Jaishankar held a meeting with the Foreign Minister of Ghana, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey and assessed the progress of India-Ghana bilateral cooperation, especially the development partnership.
Taking to X, EAM Jaishankar shared about the meeting, saying, “Glad to meet FM @AyorkorBotchwey of Ghana on #RaisinaDialogue2024 sidelines. Assessed the progress of our bilateral cooperation, especially development partnership. Also spoke about the need to reform the Commonwealth.”
Glad to meet FM @AyorkorBotchwey of Ghana on #RaisinaDialogue2024 sidelines.
Assessed the progress of our bilateral cooperation especially development partnership. Also spoke about the need to reform the Commonwealth. pic.twitter.com/7BSZsMaXm4
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) February 22, 2024
Additionally, EAM Jaishankar assessed the progress in the bilateral cooperation between India and Tanzania with his Tanzania counterpart, January Makamba.
“A warm meeting with FM @JMakamba of Tanzania. Carried forward our Raisina panel discussion on India-Africa solidarity. Assessed positively the progress in our bilateral cooperation,” EAM posted on X.
A warm meeting with FM @JMakamba of Tanzania. Carried forward our Raisina panel discussion on India-Africa solidarity.
Assessed positively the progress in our bilateral cooperation. #RaisinaDialogue2024 pic.twitter.com/GU8D39LlsY
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) February 22, 2024
EAM Jaishankar also held a meeting with the Foreign Minister of the Slovak Republic, Juraj Blanar and reviewed the status of India-Slovak Republic bilateral ties.
EAM Jaishankar posted on X, “Good to meet FM Juraj Blanar of Slovak Republic on his first visit to India. Reviewed the status of our bilateral relationship. Look forward to deeper collaboration in bilateral and regional formats.”
Good to meet FM Juraj Blanár of Slovak Republic on his first visit to India.
Reviewed the status of our bilateral relationship. Look forward to deeper collaboration in bilateral and regional formats. #RaisinaDialogue2024 pic.twitter.com/U2S2zVANP0
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) February 22, 2024
Earlier on February 21, Tanzania Foreign Minister January Makamba, Foreign Ministers of Mauritius Maneesh Gobin and Panama’s Janaina Tewaney Mencomo arrived in New Delhi to attend the Raisina Dialogue.
Taking to X, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal shared about their arrivals, saying, “More Foreign Ministers land in New Delhi for #RaisinaDialogue2024! FM @ManeeshGobin of Mauritius, FM @JMakamba of Tanzania & FM @JanainaGob of Panama arrive to a warm welcome in New Delhi.”
More Foreign Ministers land in New Delhi for #RaisinaDialogue2024!
FM @ManeeshGobin of Mauritius, FM @JMakamba of Tanzania & FM @JanainaGob of Panama arrive to a warm welcome in New Delhi. pic.twitter.com/qHz1rOYBTw
— Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) February 21, 2024
Raisina Dialogue is India’s flagship conference on geopolitics and geoeconomics, committed to addressing the most challenging issues facing the global community.
The ninth edition of Raisina Dialogue is being held in Delhi from February 21-23. It is being organised by the Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with the Observer Research Foundation.
Ministers, National Security Advisors, senior officials and representatives of industry, technology, finance and other sectors from more than 100 nations are participating in the Raisina Dialogue.
In a post on X, Randhir Jaiswal stated, “RaisinaDialogue2024 – ‘s premier conference on geopolitics & geoeconomics is back with its 9th edition this year. Feb 21-23, 2024 Theme – Chaturanga: Conflict / Contest | Cooperate | Create Know more about the conference.”
According to a video posted by Randhir Jaiswal on X, the thematic pillars of Raisina Dialogue are – “Tech Frontiers: Regulations and Realities, Peace with the Planet: Invest and Innovate, War and Peace: Armouries and Asymmetries, Decolonising Multilateralism: Institutions and Inclusion, The Post-2030 Agenda: People and Progress.”
(with inputs from ANI)
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