External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong exchanged views on deepening engagement in fintech, digitalization, the green economy, skills development and food security.
The India–Republic of Korea Special Strategic Partnership has expanded to diverse areas of cooperation, which include trade, investments, defence, education, S&T and culture.
During the meeting, Jaishankar said, he had a frank conversion with Zameer on bilateral relations between India and Maldives.
Jaishankar accused China of violating agreements by bringing troops to the LAC.
On India's growing role in global affairs, he said: "Hardly any significant global issue is now addressed without holding consultations with India."
His remark came in the backdrop of China’s aggressive posturing on maritime issues in the region.
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''Even if there is a dispute between each other in the country, we should keep India's image united outside the country," he told reporters outside Parliament.
