In a recent diplomatic exchange, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conversed with Prime Minister Alexander De Croo of Belgium, lauding the successful organization of the First Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels under Belgium’s helm. The discussion, spanning a range of topics, underscored the robust relations between India and Belgium and explored avenues for further collaboration.
Acknowledging the strong foundation of bilateral cooperation, both leaders deliberated on bolstering ties across diverse sectors. The conversation encompassed discussions on enhancing trade, fostering investment opportunities, advancing clean technologies, bolstering semiconductor industries, promoting pharmaceutical collaborations, exploring the potential of green hydrogen, leveraging IT capabilities, strengthening defense collaborations, and optimizing port infrastructure, among other areas of mutual interest.
“Of particular significance was the reaffirmation of commitment to bolstering the India-EU Strategic Partnership, especially under Belgium’s ongoing presidency of the Council of the European Union. Both Prime Ministers expressed their dedication to elevating the strategic relationship to new heights, reflecting shared values and common objectives”.
“Furthermore, Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Alexander De Croo engaged in a candid exchange of views on regional and global developments. They emphasized the importance of cooperation in facilitating the early restoration of peace and security in the West Asia region and addressing the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Recognizing the interconnected nature of global challenges, they underscored the need for concerted efforts to promote stability and prosperity on the international stage”.
As India and Belgium continue to navigate the evolving geopolitical landscape, the telephone conversation between Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Alexander De Croo serves as a testament to the enduring friendship and shared commitment to advancing mutual interests and global peace and stability.
