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  1. India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, where trade dynamics and deficits are discussed.
  2. Narendra Modi represented India at the BRICS summit, focusing on trade, energy, and defense cooperation.
  3. During the BRICS summit held in India, discussions on global governance took place, with the Indian PM representing ASEAN interests.
  4. BRICS and ASEAN engaged in outreach to Global South partners and discussed strengthening the India-ASEAN strategic partnership.

India and Thailand Discuss Trade and Investment Cooperation

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India's Ambassador to Thailand, Puneet Agrawal, met with Thailand's Deputy Permanent Secretary, Sirilak Niyom, to discuss strengthening relations in trade, commerce, and investment. Additionally, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla met Thailand's Senate President, Mongkol Surasajja, to explore cooperation across trade, tourism, education, and defense, including within the BRICS framework.

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Why it matters

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The discussions between the two nations aim to deepen bilateral cooperation in key economic sectors. This effort aligns with broader outreach efforts by BRICS and ASEAN to strengthen strategic partnerships and discuss global governance.

BRICS and ASEAN recently engaged in outreach to Global South partners and discussed strengthening the India-ASEAN strategic partnership during the BRICS summit held in India.

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Who's involved

  • ThailandCountry involved in discussions on trade, commerce, and investment with India
  • BRICSIntergovernmental association providing the framework for bilateral discussions

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  • ThailandSpeculative

    Thailand might see increased revenue from bilateral trade and investment with India.

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