PM Modi Strengthens Ties with Asian Leaders at East Asia Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in key meetings with the Presidents of Laos and South Korea, and Thailand's Prime Minister, fortifying India's 'Act East' policy. At the 19th East Asia Summit, he emphasized ASEAN unity and inaugurated Nalanda University’s new campus, reinforcing cultural and trade ties.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reinforced India's commitment to strengthening its partnerships with Laos, South Korea, and Thailand through strategic meetings at the East Asia Summit. The interactions underline India's 'Act East' policy, celebrating its decade-long journey.

In Laos, Modi engaged in discussions with President Thongloun Sisoulith, where he emphasized the historical ties between India and Laos. The meeting highlighted India's intention to deepen its bond with Laos, focusing on various sectors of mutual interest.

Further, Modi met with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, exploring avenues for regional cooperation and trade enhancement through platforms like BIMSTEC. These dialogues were pivotal for advancing India's Indo-Pacific vision and ASEAN engagements.

(With inputs from agencies.)