External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently wrapped up his visit to Ireland and Northern Ireland, further strengthening bilateral ties between India and the two nations. During the visit, discussions were held to boost cooperation, resulting in the establishment of a Joint Economic Commission aimed at fostering economic collaboration. Plans were also outlined for partnership in key sectors such as education, technology, and trade. Additionally, Minister Jaishankar inaugurated the Indian Consulate in Belfast, marking a significant milestone in diplomatic relations. This visit not only underscores India’s commitment to enhancing ties with Ireland and Northern Ireland but also sets the stage for increased economic cooperation between the countries.
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