New Delhi — Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a warm and cordial telephone conversation today with His Excellency Mr. Srettha Thavisin, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand. The discussion highlighted the enduring friendship and robust bilateral relations between India and Thailand.
Prime Minister Thavisin congratulated Prime Minister Modi on his recent electoral victory, commending him on securing a mandate for a third consecutive term. This acknowledgment from the Thai leader reflects the strong diplomatic ties and mutual respect between the two neighboring countries.
During the call, both leaders exchanged views on further strengthening the multifaceted bilateral relationship. They discussed enhancing cooperation in various domains, including trade and investment, cultural exchange, and people-to-people connections. These areas have historically been pillars of the India-Thailand relationship, fostering closer ties and mutual growth.
The conversation underscored the commitment of both nations to deepen their collaboration and leverage their shared heritage and strategic interests. By focusing on trade and investment, India and Thailand aim to bolster economic growth and create new opportunities for their citizens. The emphasis on cultural and people-to-people ties highlights the importance of fostering mutual understanding and respect through cultural exchange and tourism.
This engagement between Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Thavisin sets a positive tone for the future of India-Thailand relations. It reaffirms the shared vision of both countries to work together towards common goals, ensuring a prosperous and harmonious partnership.
As India and Thailand look forward to expanding their collaboration, this conversation serves as a testament to the strong and enduring bonds that unite the two nations. The leaders’ commitment to furthering these ties promises a bright future of continued cooperation and mutual benefit.
