Speaking to the 6th Bimstec Summit in Thailand, Foreign Minister, Yashankar said that India is aware of its special responsibility for Bimstec. After all, we have the longest shore line in the Bengal Bay almost 6,500 km. Will Bangladesh Muhammad Yunus are Chief Advisor?
Narendra Modi at Bimstec summit in Bangkok
The fact that it is possible to interpret as a suitable response to Bangladesh Muhammad Yunus, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaishankar said that in New Delhi with the longest coastline in the Bengal Gulf.
Last week, the Provisional Government Chief Advisor had aroused disputes in China when he said that the seven northeastern Indian states went out and Bangladesh was the “ocean’s only guardian” for the region.
Yashankar: India has the longest coastline in the Bengal Gulf
Speaking to the 6th Bimsto summit in Thailand, Jashankar stated on Thursday: “India is aware of its special responsibility for Bimstec.
He further said: “India is divided not only with five Bimstec members, connects most of them, but also provides most of the interface between the Indian subcontinent and ASEAN.”
“Triblical Highway for Compound in the Northeast to the Pacific Ocean”
Speaking about the northeast, the Foreign Minister said: “Our northeast region, in particular, acts as a Bimstec connection center, with many roads, railways, waterways, networks and pipelines.”
He added: “In addition, the completion of the trilateral highway to connect the northeast of India to the Pacific, a real change in games.”
Yashankar did not stop there. Having joined the X Social Media Platform, he wrote in the message: “Nations around the Bay of Bengal have both common interests and common problems.”
He also wrote: “Our northeastern region, in particular, acts as a Bimstec connection center. Trillotral IMT highway to connect the northeast of India to the Pacific Ocean.”
Without naming Bangladesh and China, he said, “The era, when several powers are propagated by the international system, behind us. What we do from our prospects is very dependent on ourselves. How are countries that face many problems that are best done in connection with one individually.”
Jaishankar said Bimstok countries need more cooperation to promote growth. He said: “The results are for all of us to see even today. Be it a connection, trade, investment or services between Bimstec members, we work below our real potential.”
(With the inputs from ani)
