PM Modi Inaugurates New Chancery in Brunei to Bolster Bilateral Ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new chancery of the Indian High Commission in Brunei, marking stronger ties. During his visit, Modi interacted with the Indian diaspora, emphasizing their role as a 'living bridge' between the nations. The chancery integrates traditional motifs and modern elements, reflecting India's cultural heritage.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked a milestone in India-Brunei relations by inaugurating the new chancery premises of the Indian High Commission in Brunei on Tuesday.

This visit, part of a two-nation trip, makes Modi the first Indian PM to undertake a bilateral visit to Brunei.

The new chancery, which combines traditional Indian motifs with contemporary design, symbolizes the deepening ties between the two nations.

Modi's visit also saw significant interaction with the Indian diaspora, whom he praised for their contributions to Brunei's healthcare and education sectors.

Modi's message on X and statements from the Ministry of External Affairs underscored the importance of this development in reinforcing India's Act East Policy and Indo-Pacific Vision.

As historic partners, India and Brunei continue to build on a relationship rooted in shared culture and mutual respect.

(With inputs from agencies.)