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India,France,UAE review progress of cooperation across all areas under the Joint Roadmap

| @indiablooms | Jul 12, 2024, at 05:28 am

The Second India-France-UAE Trilateral Focal Points Meeting was convened through virtual conference on July 9 when participants reviewed the progress in the trilateral cooperation across all areas under the Joint Roadmap agreed upon by the three Foreign Ministers in February 2023.

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs said: "They discussed new initiatives to further strengthen trilateral cooperation, including in the areas of multilateral cooperation, economy and infrastructure, digital and innovation, energy and environment, culture, education and people to people exchanges."

The Indian side was led by Piyush Srivastava, Joint Secretary (Europe West) and Aseem R Mahajan, Joint Secretary (Gulf), Ministry of External Affairs.

The French delegation was led by Timothée Truelle, Head of South Asia Division, Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the UAE side was headed by Saeed Mubarak Al-Hajeri, Assistant Minister for Economic and Trade Affairs at the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

India, France and UAE reaffirmed their commitment to further build constructive ties among the three countries through concrete initiatives in areas of mutual interest and agreed to meet at regular intervals, as per a work plan, to review the progress in all synergetic areas.

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