Modi said the talks centred on strengthening the India-Thailand Strategic Partnership, particularly in key areas such as defence, security, maritime safety, and hydrography. “We also reaffirmed our commitment to tackling challenges like terrorism, money laundering, and more,” the PM asserted.“We have decided to strengthen cooperation in renewable energy, digital technology, e-vehicles, robotics, space, bio-technology and start-ups. In addition to enhancing physical connectivity, both the countries will work to boost FinTech connectivity,” he added.During the talks, PM Modi also expressed solidarity with people of Thailand in the wake of the recent earthquake.Later, Thailand premier Shinawatra hosted a dinner for BIMSTEC leaders where Modi was seated between Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus and Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli. Modi is likely to hold talks with Yunus on sidelines of the summit.Strategic outcomesMoU on Digital Technologies Cooperation between the Thailand Ministry of Digital Economy and Ministry of Electronics and ITMoU for development of National Maritime Heritage Complex at Gujarat’s Lothal between Sagarmala Division and Thailand Fine Arts deptJoint Declaration on the Establishment of India-Thailand Strategic PartnershipIndia’s Small Industries Corp Ltd and Office of Small and Medium Enterprises (Thai) to cooporate in MSME sectorMoU between Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (India) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Thailand)
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