External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Celinda Sosa Lunda discussed strengthening bilateral ties in New Delhi. They signed agreements on Quick Impact Projects following the inauguration of India’s new embassy in La Paz. Jaishankar also extended India’s support for Brazil’s COP30 presidency, highlighting their cooperative efforts in climate action and global governance.
On March 21, during a meeting in New Delhi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Celinda Sosa Lunda emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral relations. The discussions culminated in the signing of agreements focused on Quick Impact Projects, reinforcing their commitment to enhancing collaboration, particularly following the recent inauguration of India’s new embassy in La Paz.
Minister Jaishankar expressed on X, stating, “A comprehensive discussion on bilateral cooperation with FM Bolivia Celinda Sosa Lunda this afternoon. The recent opening of our new Embassy in La Paz reflects our resolve to deepen the India-Bolivia partnership. Today’s signing of the agreement on Quick Impact Projects is another step forward in that direction.”
Earlier that day, Jaishankar reiterated India’s support for Brazil’s presidency of the upcoming COP30 climate conference. He met with Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, President of COP30 Amazonia and former Brazilian Ambassador to India, emphasizing India’s backing for a fruitful and impactful COP30.
Jaishankar remarked, “Glad to meet Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, President of UN Climate Change COP30 Amazonia and former Ambassador of Brazil to India. Extended India’s full support to Brazil’s presidency for a successful and outcome-oriented COP30.” His commitment highlights India’s strategic partnership with Brazil, particularly in climate action and global governance.
This support coincides with a long-standing collaboration between India and Brazil on various international platforms including G20, BRICS, and the United Nations. Their cooperative efforts span trade, energy, and culture, reflecting shared democratic values and a commitment to sustainable economic growth with social inclusion across multiple global initiatives.
In conclusion, the recent discussions between External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Celinda Sosa Lunda emphasize the commitment of both countries to strengthen their bilateral ties through agreements like Quick Impact Projects. Additionally, India’s support for Brazil’s presidency at COP30 underscores the importance of collaboration in addressing global climate challenges, along with their ongoing partnership in various international forums.
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