WORLD NEWS | MoS Muraleedharan discusses bilateral relations with Singapore’s Second Minister for Education Maliki Bin Osman

SINGAPORE, Feb 20 (ANI): On Monday, Federal Minister of State for Foreign Affairs V. Muraleedharan and Singapore’s Second Minister for Education and Foreign Affairs Maliki Bin Osman discussed bilateral relations and other issues of mutual concern, including Indian diaspora issues were discussed.

Muraleedharan tweeted on Monday: “Was in Singapore productive with Dr Maliki bin Osman, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, Second Minister for Education and Foreign Affairs, on bilateral relations and other issues of mutual interest, including the Indian diaspora discuss.” .

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Muraleedharan is on an official visit to Melbourne and Perth in Australia and Singapore since February 18. He will conclude his visit on February 21.

“The visit to Australia and Singapore follows his visit to Nadi, Fiji for the 12th World Hindi Conference on 15-17 February 2023 and Sydney, Australia, on 13 February 2023,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. continuation of”.

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The minister met Australia’s Minister for Education, Indigenous Affairs, Citizenship and Multicultural Interests Tony Bhuti and the Indian-origin MP from Western Australia in Perth on Sunday to discuss ways to deepen India-Australia cooperation in education, trade and tourism. Chance.

Muraleedharan arrived in Perth, the capital of Western Australia, on Sunday.

“Fruitful discussions in Perth with the Minister for Education, Indigenous Affairs, Citizenship and Multicultural Interests, Tony Bhutti, and an Indian MP from Western Australia. Opportunities to further deepen cooperation in education, trade and tourism were discussed,” the coalition said. The Minister of State wrote on Twitter.

Muraleedharan interacted with Melbourne’s Indian diaspora on Saturday to thank them for their contribution to the multifaceted relationship with Australia.

“Great to engage with Melbourne’s vibrant Indian diaspora. Thank you for their tremendous contributions and value to our multifaceted relationship with Australia,” Muraleedharan tweeted. (Arnie)

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