India is trying to improve connectivity, trade with Bangladesh and Myanmar: Jaishankar
India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also highlighted the worsening political crisis in Myanmar
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that his country is trying to improve trade and connectivity with Bangladesh and Myanmar.
"Assured that we are working to improve connectivity within North East and to the wider world, and expand its access to global markets and workplace. Discussed specific challenges pertaining to Myanmar and Bangladesh, including accelerating ongoing projects," Jaishankar tweeted on Saturday (26 November).
Assured that we are working to improve connectivity within North East and to the wider world; and expand its access to global markets and workplace.
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) November 26, 2022
Discussed specific challenges pertaining to Myanmar and Bangladesh, including accelerating ongoing projects.
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He also highlighted the worsening political crisis in Myanmar.
The Indian foreign minister tweeted about connectivity came as he began a two-day visit to the country's Northeast region on Saturday from Imphal, reports the Mint.
Underlining the importance of linking Northeastern India to the rest of the nation, he said that Delhi is working to improve connectivity and infrastructure in the region.
India taking the G20 presidency will showcase the true spirit of the Northeast to the world, with its tourism benefits, Jaishankar said.
The south Asian country will take charge as G20 president on 1 December, and will host around 200 meetings to secure global economic growth and prosperity.
