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India, Switzerland believe reforms in global institutions essential for addressing challenges, says PM Modi
What happened
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that India and Switzerland believe in democratic values, rule of law, dialogue, and diplomacy. Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin discussed bilateral ties and identified new possibilities for military exchanges, defence production, and nuclear energy cooperation. They also agreed to enhance market access for India's exports to Switzerland and attract Swiss investment in various Indian sectors.
Why it matters
The strengthening of India-Switzerland ties may have implications for global peace and stability, as both nations aim to work together to address global challenges.
Key facts
- India and Switzerland believe in democratic values, rule of law, dialogue, and diplomacy. India and Switzerland will continue to work together for global peace and stability. The two nations agreed to deepen cooperation in nuclear energy. India and Switzerland signed the Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement and Young Professionals Agreement. The agreements aim to increase opportunities for Indian students, researchers, professionals, and youth in Switzerland.
Official statement
“he said. Extending a warm welcome to the visiting leader, the Prime Minister,”
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