Summary:

During his meeting with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's position as a "trusted partner" in Jamaica's growth. He highlighted India's desire to contribute its expertise in digital infrastructure, biofuels, innovation, health, education, and agriculture to help Jamaica thrive.

The two leaders discussed regional and global challenges, emphasizing the significance of conflict resolution through diplomacy. They pledged to promote global peace, acknowledged the need for reform in international organizations such as the United Nations Security Council, and outlined measures to strengthen defense cooperation and address common issues.

The relationship between India and Jamaica is based on shared history, democratic principles, and strong people-to-people connections. This visit is historic as it marks the first bilateral trip by a Jamaican Prime Minister to India, demonstrating India's commitment to supporting Jamaica's development and collaboratively addressing mutual concerns.

Source: IBEF 

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