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News India Live, Digital Desk: as Deep as the Ocean: Recently, there was some tension in India-Maldive relations with Male President Mohammad Mujju’s ‘India Out’ campaign and strict statements against India. However, a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Maldives President Mohammad Mujju recently has taken an important step towards ‘restores’ and reinforcing these relations. In this meeting, the two leaders once again described centuries -old bilateral relations as ‘as deep as sea’ and unbreakable.
This meeting took place at a time when differences emerged between the two countries over various issues. Despite this, the two leaders emphasized shared history, culture and strong relations with people. Both PM Modi and President Mujju admitted that these relations are not only strategic, but are based on mutual respect and brotherhood, which have been going on for centuries. It was agreed to focus on the future, leaving behind the previous differences, where the two countries can move forward on the basis of cooperation and mutual benefits.
During the meeting, the two leaders discussed advancing bilateral cooperation in various fields. Emphasis was placed especially on the importance of ensuring development partnership, defense cooperation, maritime security and regional peace and stability. Prime Minister Modi emphasized that India will always respect the needs of Maldives and will be a reliable partner in its development. President Mujju also appreciated the contribution of India’s assistance and development projects for the Maldives, which had fallen into cold storage several times during his tenure.
This high level meeting is being seen as a ‘reset’ (reset) in relationships. Despite the recent bitterness, the leaders had a positive conversation by adopting a future -oriented approach. The two sides committed to work together so that regional stability remains under the ‘Neberhood First’ policy and bilateral relations could be taken to new heights. This meeting is an indication that the two countries understand their long -term strategic interests and want to promote mutual cooperation by forgetting differences.
North India Statesman