Despite the global disruption and challenges faced by the pandemic, India and Tanzania's bilateral trade has seen strong growth from both sides, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said while addressing the Jawaharlal Nehru University on Tuesday.
He expressed delight and said, "It is a matter of great pride for us to confer the honorary doctorate on Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan today from the JNU. I take particular satisfaction in this as an alumnus of this university."
Communist Party of India (CPI) MP Binoy Viswam wrote a letter to Union External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar regarding the safety and security of Indian citizens stranded in the West Asian region amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas that has assumed very serious dimension
Additionally, on October 9, the Tanzanian President will be accorded a ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhawan in the morning and then she will participate in the wreath-laying ceremony to be held at the Rajghat at 9:30 am.
"The Parliamentary Consultative Committee met today to discuss our G20 Presidency. Glad to note the unanimous appreciation of its unqualified success. And the positive impact of the Jan Bhagidari approach," Jaishankar posted on X.
He added, "I think most of you would be aware that Gujarat has been an economic leader of this country for a long time. Its people are legendary for their entrepreneurship, for actually their risk taking potential, for their willingness to explore opportunities all over the world. And pro
Taking to X, Jaishankar shared about meeting saying, "Good to meet FM @JMakamba of Tanzania today. Preparing for President Samia Hassan's state visit that will take the India-Tanzania relationship forward."
"Pleased to welcome FM @MinisterIanBorg of Malta this afternoon in New Delhi. Our talks covered India's increasing trade & commerce, investments and people to people ties with the Mediterranean," posted Jaishankar on social media platform, X.
The Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) in Kottayam will be reopening by the end of October this year, said Kottayam Member of Parliament Thomas Chazhikkadan. He said that he recieved a letter from External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar informing the decision.
Amid the ongoing India-Canada diplomatic row and New Delhi's demand to reduce the Canadian diplomatic staff here in the national capital, Former Indian diplomat KP Fabian has said that parity has been brought in to put pressure on Canada.