India trusted partner in Jamaica's development journey, says PM Modi

Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi emphasized India’s role as a "trusted partner" in Jamaica's development during discussions with Jamaican Prime Minister Mr. Andrew Holness. He highlighted India's readiness to share expertise in various fields, including digital public infrastructure, biofuels, innovation, health, education, and agriculture. This collaboration aims to support Jamaica’s growth and development journey.

The two leaders also addressed regional and global issues, agreeing that all conflicts should be resolved through dialogue. They reaffirmed their commitment to global peace and security, recognizing the necessity for reform in international institutions, particularly the UN Security Council. He outlined plans to enhance defence cooperation, focusing on training and capacity building for Jamaica's armed forces. He acknowledged shared challenges, such as organized crime, drug trafficking, and terrorism, which both nations face.

The relationship between India and Jamaica is rooted in a shared history, democratic values, and robust people-to-people connections. This visit marks a significant milestone, as it is the first bilateral trip by a Jamaican Prime Minister to India, underscoring the importance of strengthening ties between the two nations. Overall, His statements reflect India's commitment to supporting Jamaica's development, fostering collaboration in various sectors while addressing common challenges through cooperation.

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