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India-Vietnam Ties Strengthened: Key Bilateral Meeting Underway
The two countries signed 13 agreements on digital payments, rare earths and defence as they seek deeper cooperation and supply chain resilience.
- On Wednesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Vietnamese President To Lam elevated ties to an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in New Delhi, setting a $25 billion annual trade target by 2030.
- President Lam arrived in Delhi on Tuesday for his first state visit, marking a 'significant juncture' as both nations celebrate ten years of comprehensive strategic cooperation.
- Following the meeting, the two sides signed 13 agreements to deepen engagement across digital payments, rare earth minerals, and pharmaceuticals, aiming to provide fresh momentum to robust bilateral relations.
- Modi and Lam deliberated on the Indo-Pacific situation amid China's increasing assertiveness, agreeing to continue contributing to rule-of-law, peace, stability, and prosperity through strengthened defence cooperation.
- Vietnam remains a key pillar of India's Act East Policy, while the partnership allows the Southeast Asian nation to hedge against superpower dependence as both countries aim to broaden ASEAN relations.
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