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Rijiju Meets Serbian PM and Foreign Minister in Belgrade, Lauds Indian Diaspora
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju held talks with Serbian Prime Minister Duro Macut and Foreign Minister Marko Đurić in Belgrade, discussing ways to strengthen bilateral ties. He also interacted with the Indian diaspora, praising their role in deepening cultural connections between the two nations. Rijiju is leading India's delegation to the NAM commemorative meeting.
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Diplomatic Engagements in Belgrade
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, who holds the portfolios of Parliamentary Affairs and Minority Affairs, met with Serbian Prime Minister Duro Macut at the Palace of Serbia in Belgrade on Monday. During the meeting, the two leaders exchanged views on further strengthening the ties between India and Serbia, as Rijiju later stated on X.
Earlier in the day, Rijiju also met with Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić. Following that meeting, Rijiju posted on X that they had discussed the longstanding friendship between India and Serbia and exchanged views on deepening bilateral relations and cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
Indian Diaspora Interaction
As part of his engagements in Belgrade, Rijiju interacted with members of the Indian diaspora in the Serbian capital. He lauded their role in deepening people-to-people connect between the two nations and appreciated their warmth and contribution in strengthening bilateral cultural ties.
NAM Commemorative Meeting
Rijiju is leading the Indian delegation at the High-Level Commemorative Meeting marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of Heads of State or Heads of Government of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Belgrade. The meeting is being held from August 31 to September 1 under the theme 'The Legacy of Non-Alignment: Lessons for Today's World'.
According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the meeting will commemorate the First Conference of Heads of State or Government of NAM. The MEA also mentioned that India is a founding member of the movement, which brings together 121 developing countries on a platform of historical significance, and that India remains committed to the principles and values of the movement.
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Facts Included:
Kiren Rijiju, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Minister of Minority Affairs, called on Duro Macut, Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, at the Palace of Serbia in Belgrade
Rijiju stated on X that they exchanged warm greetings and views on further strengthening the close and enduring ties between India & Serbia
Rijiju also met Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Duric earlier in the day
Rijiju is leading the Indian delegation at the High-Level Commemorative Meeting marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of Heads of State or Heads of Government of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Belgrade
The meeting is being held from August 31 to September 1 under the theme, 'The Legacy of Non-Alignment: Lessons for Today's World'
According to the MEA, the meeting will commemorate the First Conference of Heads of State or Government (HoS/HoG) of NAM
The MEA mentioned that India is a founding member of the movement which brings together 121 developing countries on a platform of historical significance and that India remains committed to the principles and values of the movement
Framing: The headline focuses on the Union Minister's diplomatic engagement in Belgrade, highlighting his talks with the Serbian Foreign Minister and his commendation of the Indian community. — Positive, emphasizing friendship, cooperation, and lauding community contributions.
Facts Included:
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju held a series of engagements in Belgrade aimed at boosting India-Serbia ties.
Rijiju interacted with members of the Indian diaspora in Serbia’s capital.
Rijiju lauded the diaspora's role in deepening people-to-people connect between the two nations.
Rijiju appreciated the diaspora's warmth and contribution in strengthening bilateral cultural ties.
The Union Minister held a meeting with the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Serbia.
The Foreign Minister of Serbia is Marko Đurić.
The two leaders discussed the long-standing and historic friendship shared by India and Serbia.
The two leaders held deliberations on expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
Both sides reiterated commitment to further deepening bilateral relations.
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ClaimKiren Rijiju, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Minister of Minority Affairs, called on Duro Macut, Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, at the Palace of Serbia in Belgrade.
ClaimRijiju is leading the Indian delegation at the High-Level Commemorative Meeting marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of Heads of State or Heads of Government of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Belgrade.
ClaimThe MEA mentioned that India is a founding member of the movement which brings together 121 developing countries on a platform of historical significance and that India remains committed to the principles and values of the movement.
ClaimRijiju interacted with members of the Indian diaspora in Belgrade and lauded their role in deepening people-to-people connect between the two nations.
ClaimThe two leaders discussed the long-standing and historic friendship shared by India and Serbia and held deliberations on expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest.