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PM Modi to attend Bimstec meet in Thailand in April

IndiaTimes Monday, 24 February 2025 ()
India has affirmed PM Modi's attendance at the Bimstec summit in Thailand on April 3-4. The summit serves as a pivotal platform for enhancing regional cooperation, connectivity, and security, especially in light of the stalled SAARC summit process. Bangladesh will assume the Chair from Thailand this year.
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