On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Vietnamese President To Lam to explore ways to deepen bilateral relations. The two leaders emphasized strengthening cooperation in key areas such as connectivity, trade, and culture, reflecting the strong India-Vietnam Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. In a post on X, Modi expressed his enthusiasm about the meeting, noting their mutual commitment to boosting ties between the two nations.
Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with President To Lam is part of a broader agenda during his visit to the U.S., where he also held discussions with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, praising their bilateral ties. Additionally, Modi met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to express concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and reaffirm India’s call for peace and stability in the region.
During his stay, Modi also engaged with members of the Sikh community, who expressed gratitude for his government’s work. He addressed Indian-Americans in Long Island and participated in a roundtable discussion with top U.S. tech leaders, underscoring India’s growing influence on the global stage.
