Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa To Visit India From February 7-11
Rajapaksa will arrive in India with a Sri Lankan delegation on February 7 and begin talks on 8 February.
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Rajapaksa will arrive in India with a Sri Lankan delegation on February 7 and begin talks on 8 February.
Briefing the media ahead of the Expo, Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar “The Defence Cooperation with Africa is becoming an important part of our relationship. Around 14 ministers from the African continent have confirmed their participation and the numbers are expected to go up. Another 24 ministers have indicated their keenness to be part of the conclave.”
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday met his Turkmenistan counterpart Rashid Meredov here and discussed regional issues.
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French Culture Minister Franck Riester met producers from the film industry to promote France as a destination to shoot movies
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Shringla, 57, who will serve for a two-year term, will be India’s highest-ranking officer in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) at a time when New Delhi faces a wide range of foreign policy challenges.