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India-Slovakia Ties Grow; India-China Talks & CCP-RSS Meet Noted

India's Ministry of External Affairs highlighted the growing bilateral partnership with Slovakia at a National Day reception in New Delhi. Separately, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met with a senior Chinese Communist Party official to review bilateral relations and discuss advancing ties. In a separate development, a delegation from China's Communist Party met with RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale at the Sangh's headquarters. The CCP-RSS meeting was described as a brief courtesy call without a formal agenda.

Key Points: India Highlights Slovakia Ties, Engages China on Bilateral Issues

  • India highlights positive momentum with Slovakia
  • Bilateral talks cover trade, tech, and culture
  • India-China officials review relations
  • Discussions include sensitive issues & people exchanges
  • CCP delegation meets RSS leadership in courtesy call
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India highlights growing ties with Slovakia at National Day reception: MEA

India reaffirms commitment to Slovakia partnership. Separate meetings with Chinese officials and a CCP-RSS interaction also mark diplomatic engagements.

"He reaffirmed India's commitment to deepening our partnership and exploring newer avenues of cooperation. - Randhir Jaiswal, MEA Spokesperson"

New Delhi, January 15

Ministry of External Affairs Secretary Sibi George represented India at the National Day reception of the Slovak Republic hosted by the Embassy of Slovakia in New Delhi on Wednesday.

In a post on X, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal wrote, "Secretary (West) @AmbSibiGeorge represented India at the National Day reception of the Slovak Republic hosted by the Embassy of Slovakia in New Delhi."

During the event, Ambassador George underscored the positive momentum in relations across diverse areas, including political engagement, trade & investment, technology & innovation and culture & education.

"He reaffirmed India's commitment to deepening our partnership and exploring newer avenues of cooperation," Jaiswal posted.

Meanwhile, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met Vice Minister Sun Haiyan of the International Department of the Communist Party of China on Wednesday.

Sharing the details of the meeting in a post on X, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that both sides reviewed the positive momentum in bilateral relations.

They also discussed ways to further advance ties by enhancing people-to-people exchanges and addressing concerns on sensitive issues.

On January 13, Leaders of China's Communist Party (CCP) met Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosabale at the RSS headquarters. The meeting lasted for approximately half an hour, according to sources.

According to the organisation's sources, the meeting was purely a courtesy call, initiated after the CCP delegation expressed interest in meeting with the RSS leadership. No formal agenda was discussed during the interaction, the sources added.

- ANI

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Priya S
The meeting with the Chinese delegation is more interesting, to be honest. Hope they addressed the border issues properly. We need peace but also firmness.
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Rohit P
Slovakia? Had to look it up on the map! But seriously, it's smart diplomacy. Building bridges with smaller nations can open unique opportunities for Indian businesses.
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Sarah B
As an expat in India, I find the cultural exchange part most promising. More student exchanges and tech collaborations will benefit both countries.
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Vikram M
The RSS meeting with CCP is being called a "courtesy call", but nothing is simple in diplomacy. Hope our leadership remains vigilant. Jai Hind.
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Karthik V
While expanding global ties is good, I hope the MEA is also focusing equally on resolving domestic issues that affect our foreign policy, like trade deficits with some partners.
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Michael C
Positive momentum with China is a welcome development. Stability in the region is key for global trade and prosperity. Constructive dialogue is always better than confrontation.

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