New Delhi [India], June 2 (ANI): The Prime Minister Narendra Modi On Monday conducted discussions with Paraguayan President Santiago Pena at Hyderabad House The two leaders talked about improving collaboration in areas such as farming, pharmaceuticals, technology, sustainable power, and healthcare. Additionally, President Pena firmly denounced the terrorist incident that occurred on April 22 in Pahalgam and showed support for the Indian populace. They also shared their perspectives on various international and local matters of common concern. https://x.com/MEAIndia/status/1929468384632070641 Posting images from the event on X, said the Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson. Randhir Jaiswal PM @narendramodi had extensive discussions with President @SantiPenap of Paraguay. Hyderabad House They talked about boosting collaboration in areas such as farming, pharmaceuticals, technology, sustainable power, healthcare, strategic minerals, railroads, and cultural exchanges. The president, @SantiPenap, firmly denounced the latest terror incident in Pahalgam and showed support for the Indian populace. Additionally, they shared perspectives on international and local matters relevant to both parties, he further stated. https://x.com/narendramodi/status/1929491484866142566
Additionally, PM Modi tweeted, "Held a fruitful discussion with the President of Paraguay," Santiago Pena In Delhi, Paraguay stands as a cherished ally within South America, with both nations united through common principles."During discussions, we touched upon multiple topics, chief amongst them being robust economic collaboration. Enhancing trading connections holds significant promise. Digital technology, essential minerals, energy, farming, healthcare, and aerospace represent pivotal domains where our countries could collaborate more closely," he further noted. It’s worth noting that President Pena of Paraguay is visiting India at Prime Minister Modi's invitation from June 2nd to 4th. His entourage includes ministers, top bureaucrats, and commercial delegates. Before heading back to Paraguay on June 4, 2025, President Pena plans to tour Mumbai too. While in Mumbai, President Pena intends to engage with local politicians, entrepreneurs, startup founders, inventors, and technological experts. This official trip marks President Pena’s inaugural journey to India and represents just the second presidential visit from Paraguay, according to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Diplomatic links were officially formed between India and Paraguay on September 13, 1961, fostering amicable bonds over time. Since then, they've expanded their partnership across several fields like commerce, agricultural practices, medical services, drug production, and IT advancements. (ANI)
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