On Thursday, PM Modi left for Thailand for a two day visit. According to the reports, during his visit he will be meeting thailand’s prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and participate in the sixth BIMSTEC Summit. the summit will bring together leaders from thailand, bangladesh, sri lanka, nepal, myanmar and bhutan to discuss regional cooperation. pm Modi is expected to hold discussions with nepal’s prime minister kp sharma oli. Bangladesh’s chief advisor mohammad yunus, and myanmar’s military leader Min Aung Hlaing. the BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-sectoral technical and economic cooperation) summit will focus on strengthening economies among the members nations. India plays the important role, in BIMSTEC and PM modi’s participation highlights the country’s commitment to regional collaboration.
PM Modi’s Schedule in Thailand, Whom he will be Meeting
PM Modi will also be attend cultural and business events aimed at deepening India’s relations with southeast Asian Countries. his visit is expected to boost economic and diplomatic ties BIMSTEC Nations.. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal shared on x that prime minister narendra modi has left for his visits to thailand and sri lanka. he stated that prime minister narendra modi has departed for official visits to thailand and sri lanka. he will attend the sixth BIMSTEC Summit in Thailand and later travel to sri lanka for a state visit. pm modi’s visit aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties with both countries focusing on regional cooperation and develpoments.
BIMSTEC Summit
On Friday Morning, PM Modi will attend the BIMSTEC Summit, where the member nations are expected to adopt the bangkok vision 2030. thailand’s permanent secretary for foreign affairs, eksiri pintaruchi stated that the theme of thailand’s BIMSTEC Chairmanship is Active, Resilient and Open BIMSTEC. The bangkok vision 2030, documents aims to set clear goals and priorities for BIMSTEC Cooperation. it also focuses on how to promoting peace and stability and economic growth in the region while enhancing collaboration to address climate change challenges.
In Thailand, PM modi will be meeting thailand’s king Maha Vajiralongkorn also known as Rama on X and Queen suthida. Later, he and thai prime minister Paetongtarn shivawatra will visit wat pho, one of the top six temples in thailand. The temple is famous for its massive reclining buddha statue and numerous other buddha images surrounding the temple. wat pho is also known as thialand’s first public education cente, offering courses in science, literature and the religion.
