PM Modi and Papua New Guinea PM Hold Productive Talks, Strengthening Relations and Addressing Climate Change
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently engaged in a productive bilateral meeting with Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister, James Marape, in Port Moresby. The discussions encompassed a wide range of issues concerning the bilateral relations between India and Papua New Guinea. The talks focused on enhancing cooperation in commerce, technology, healthcare, and addressing climate change. Both leaders emphasized the importance of strengthening partnerships in various sectors, including trade and investment, health, capacity building, skill development, and information technology.
PM Narendra Modi took to twitter to share the details:
Prime Minister James Marape and I had very productive talks, covering the full range of bilateral relations between India and Papua New Guinea. We discussed ways to augment cooperation in commerce, technology, healthcare and in addressing climate change. pic.twitter.com/cKWpyYmdtc
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 22, 2023
Additionally, Prime Ministers Modi and Marape jointly unveiled a translation of the Tamil classic ‘Thirukkural’ in the Tok Pisin language of Papua New Guinea. The book, co-authored by Subha Sasindran and Governor Sasindran Muthuvel of West New Britain Province, serves as a bridge between Indian thought, culture, and the people of Papua New Guinea.
Earlier, Prime Minister Modi also held talks with Governor General Bob Dadae at the historic Government House in Port Moresby. These meetings highlight the significance of the India-Papua New Guinea ties and the development partnership between the two nations.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Modi’s productive discussions with his Papua New Guinea counterpart encompassed various crucial aspects of bilateral relations, including commerce, technology, healthcare, climate action, and cultural exchange.
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