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India, South Korea hold bilateral consultations, discuss defence cooperation, COVID-19 ANI | Updated: Dec 24, 2020 00:12 IST
New Delhi [India], December 24 (ANI): India and South Korea on Wednesday held consultations on issues related to bilateral cooperation and international issues of mutual interest including defence and security cooperation, COVID-19 response and coordination in multilateral forums.
Riva Ganguly Das, Secretary (East), MEA and South Korea s First Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun held consultations through video conference.
An External Affairs Ministry release said that the two sides agreed to further strengthen the high-level exchanges in 2021 and deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, including the areas of defence and in particular on enhancing defence industry cooperation.
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India, South Korea agree to further deepen bilateral ties
New Delhi, Dec 23 (UNI) India and South Korea on Wednesday agreed to further strengthen the high level exchanges in 2021 and deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, including the areas of defence and in particular on enhancing defence industry cooperation.
Secretary (East) in the ministry of external affairs Riva Ganguly Das and Republic of Korea First Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun held consultations on Wednesday through digital video conference.
The consultations covered issues related to bilateral cooperation and also international issues of mutual interest including high-level bilateral exchanges, defense and security cooperation, COVID-19 response, coordination in multilateral forums, the ministry of external affairs said in a statement.
Five years since Paris, an opportunity to build back better
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We owe it to the next generation who will have to bear the burden of climate change and pay off the debt of the recovery
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We owe it to the next generation who will have to bear the burden of climate change and pay off the debt of the recovery
December 12 marked the five-year anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The international community, including the European Union (EU) and India, gathered at the Climate Ambition Summit 2020 to celebrate and recognise our resolve in working towards a safer, more resilient world with net-zero emissions. A world we can be proud to leave to our grandchildren.