India on Monday (local time) underscored its commitment to addressing the unique challenges faced by Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) and supporting their sustainable development through the India-UN Development Partnership Fund.
Furthermore, there is a 6 per cent growth in net FDI inflows to 32 landlocked developing countries, among which Kazakhstan is also the leader. Ethiopia follows with USD 3.7 billion, Uzbekistan with USD 2.5 billion, and Mongolia with USD 2.5 billion, Kazakh Invest reported.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Principal Secretary on Friday participated in a high-level meeting in New York where he talked about scaling up resilience and reducing disaster risk in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs).