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3:14Now PlayingPrime Minister Narendra Modi and Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing held comprehensive discussions in New Delhi on Monday, with security cooperation, border management and regional stability featuring prominently on the agenda. Both sides agreed on the need to further strengthen cooperation, with a detailed joint statement expected later.
The talks were held at Hyderabad House as President Min Aung Hlaing began a five-day visit to India, his first overseas trip since taking office earlier this year. The visit comes at a time of evolving geopolitical dynamics in the region, with India and Myanmar seeking to deepen engagement amid expanding Chinese influence across Southeast Asia. Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India’s support for Myanmar’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. The leaders also stressed the value of close coordination on regional matters and called for stronger people-to-people exchanges and broader cooperation across sectors. The discussions reflected a shared view that closer bilateral ties are essential not only for the security and development of both nations but also for wider regional stability.
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