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  1. Leaders discussed strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Germany.

German Ambassador: Far-right gains won't impact Indo-German partnership

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German Ambassador to India Jasper Wieck stated that recent electoral gains by the far-right in regional elections in Germany would have no impact on the Indo-German partnership. He specifically dismissed concerns that these results would affect cooperation on migration, technology, development, or the EU-India Free Trade Agreement.

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The statement addresses concerns about domestic political shifts in Germany impacting strategic bilateral cooperation. Wieck confirmed that the partnership remains thriving despite the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) winning the state election in Saxony-Anhalt with 44.5 per cent of the vote.

Leaders have been discussing strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Germany.

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