Summary:

Dr. S. Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs, met Francisco Perez Mackenna, the foreign minister of Chile, in New Delhi to talk about cooperation in multilateral forums, trade diversification, and bolstering bilateral ties. Increasing economic involvement, enhancing market access, and cooperation in mining, essential minerals, renewable energy, agriculture, and technology were the main topics of discussion. The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which aims to increase trade and investment between Chile and India, was evaluated by both parties. They reaffirmed collaboration through the United Nations and BRICS and shared opinions on regional and global challenges. The meeting focuses on expanding strategic involvement, supply-chain diversity, and rising sectors' access to vital minerals. It is consistent with India's aspirations to strengthen alliances with Latin America and broaden international commercial connections.

Source: IBEF

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