Published by: Greatfuture Info NSD Delhi, September 3,    Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Belgian counterpart Bart De Wever have underscored their commitment to a comprehensive and global approach to counter terrorism and affirmed that terrorism, in any form and manifestation and anywhere, could never be justified, and called for its perpetrators to be held accountable in accordance with international law.  The India-Belgium Joint Statement released after the talks between the two leaders highlighted that Prime Minister Wever conveyed Belgium's solidarity with India in the fight against terrorism, including cross-border terrorism. He once again condemned the terrorist attack on innocent civilians in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir in April last year.  They agreed that the international community must act together, against terrorists and terrorist entities including those designated by the UNSC 1267 sanctions regime, terrorist networks, their safe havens and their ...

Published by: Greatfuture Info Aug 28, New Delhi:  India has expressed its readiness to initiate negotiations on a Bilateral Investment Treaty with Canada at the earliest, as Finance Ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Francois-Philippe Champagne concluded the inaugural Canada-India Finance Ministers’ Economic and Financial Dialogue and discussed ways to expand bilateral trade to Rs 4.65 lakh crore by 2030, as per the official joint statement released by India’s Ministry of Finance. According to the joint statement, following the inaugural Canada-India Finance Ministers’ Economic and Financial Dialogue, the discussions focused on strengthening economic and financial cooperation between the two countries, including enhanced trade and investment. During the dialogue, the two ministers exchanged views on global macroeconomic developments and domestic policy priorities and discussed the mutual benefits of strengthening bilateral economic and investment ties. The two sides also welcomed th...