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News India Live, Digital Desk: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again reiterated his ‘zero tolerance’ policy on the issue of terrorism at the global forum during his visit to Malaysia. After bilateral talks with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, PM Modi made it clear that India will not accept any kind of ‘double standards’ in the fight against terrorism.
“No compromise on terrorism”
Issuing a joint statement after the delegation-level talks, the Prime Minister said that in today’s unstable global environment, cooperation with friendly countries is extremely important. He stressed, “Our message on terrorism is clear—no double standards, no compromise.” This statement of PM Modi is being considered as a strict warning to those countries which use terrorism as a political weapon.
Emphasis on security and strategic partnership
Giving a new height to the historic relations between the two countries, PM Modi agreed to further expand defense and security cooperation. They committed to strengthen mutual cooperation in counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing and maritime security. PM Modi said that India and Malaysia are maritime neighbors and the prosperity of both is linked to each other.
11 important agreements sealed
During this visit, 11 major documents were exchanged between India and Malaysia. These mainly include:
Semiconductor Collaboration: Important agreement to promote technology and innovation between the two countries.
Digital technology and AI: Partnership in future technologies.
Cultural and Tourism: Emphasis on visa liberalization and air connectivity to promote tourism.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim also praised PM Modi’s global peace efforts and termed the strategic partnership with India as ‘extremely important’.
