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VIDEO | As PM Narendra Modi is going on a three-nation tour, former foreign secretary and RS MP Harsh Vardhan Shringla (Harsh V Shringla) says, "I think the focus on the Indo-Pacific partners in the eastern Indo-Pacific, notably Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand, but just before this significant visit,... we also had the visit of the PM of Japan, so it has to be seen in that context. I think it is a very calibrated outreach to our partners in this part of our region, we have very close ties with all three countries, and especially with Australia, and New Zealand, these ties have developed more recently. Indonesia, of course, we have had several exchanges of visits, with President was here for Republic Day celebrations, in 2018, PM Modi had gone to Indonesia, where we entered into a comprehensive strategic partnership, and this visit will consolidate on the gains we made in many areas. Similarly, with Australia, we have had a number of high-level exchanges, that relation is going from strength to strength. Similarly, New Zealand is a relationship where we made huge progress in recent years." #PMModi #Indonesia #Australia #NewZealandshow more

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