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Modi’s bilateral meetings on BRICS sidelines put defence, security cooperation in focus
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with leaders from Kazakhstan, the Philippines, Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa and Burundi. The talks covered defence and security cooperation as well as trade, technology and strategic partnerships.
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These meetings highlight India's intent to strengthen defence ties within the BRICS framework, potentially reshaping regional security alignments.
Prime Minister holds separate meetings with leaders from Kazakhstan, the Philippines, Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa and Burundi on a range of issues that, apart from defence and security cooperation, also include trade, technology and strategic partnerships
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