WORLD NEWS | MoS V Muraleedharan holds talks with Korean parliamentary delegation

New Delhi [India], Dec 1 (ANI): Foreign Minister V Muraleedharan held talks with a South Korean parliamentary delegation today. During the talks, the two sides discussed cooperation in various fields such as parliamentary exchanges, trade, investment and people-to-people relations between the two countries.

V Muraleedharan expressed confidence that the “special strategic partnership” between the two countries will be further strengthened. V Muraleedharan shared details about the meeting, “It was a pleasure to host the parliamentary delegation from the Republic of Korea. Several areas of cooperation were discussed, including parliamentary exchanges, trade, investment and people-to-people relations. Believed in the special The strategic partnership will be further strengthened.”

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Earlier on November 25, the Ministry of Defense announced that Indian Navy ships INS Shivalik and INS Kamorta completed their visit to South Korea. While in Busan, Indian Navy ships INS Shivalik and INS Kamorta engaged in several activities with South Korea, including official and social interactions, cross-deck visits and sports competitions.

Commanders of the two Indian ships held talks with Vice Admiral Kang Dong-hoon, commander of the Republic of Korea Fleet, the Ministry of Defense said in a press release. Vice Admiral Kang Dong-hoon welcomed the Indian ships and discussed ways to further strengthen maritime cooperation between the Indian and South Korean navies.

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Lieutenant General Kang visited INS Shivalik and interacted with Indian Ambassador to South Korea Amit Kumar. While leaving Busan, INS Shivalik and INS Kamorta conducted a maritime partnership exercise with South Korean naval vessel No Jeok Bon, the Ministry of Defense said in a news release. The exercise between the South Korean and Indian navies showcased the friendship between the two countries and further strengthened the interoperability between the two navies. (Arnie)

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