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Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh is currently visiting Iceland to strengthen bilateral ties. He reviewed progress on trade, tourism, and technological collaboration between the two nations. The minister also participated in environmental initiatives by planting a tree under PM Modi's campaign. His visit includes important dialogues with Nordic country representatives and Icelandic officials.

Key Points: MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh Reviews India Iceland Trade Tourism Talks

  • Reviewed progress on India-Iceland trade and investment partnerships
  • Promoted technological collaboration and renewable energy initiatives
  • Planted sapling under PM Modi's Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam campaign
  • Attended 2nd India Nordic Track 1.5 Dialogue in Reykjavik
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Iceland: MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh reviews progress on promoting bilateral trade, tourism, tech collab

Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh promotes bilateral trade, tourism, and tech collaboration with Iceland, reviews progress on renewable energy and fisheries cooperation.

"Discussed the ideas for further promoting bilateral trade, tourism and technological collaboration. - Kirti Vardhan Singh"

Reykjavik, September 5

Minister of State for External Affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh, who is currently undertaking a visit to Iceland, visited the Indian Embassy in Reykjavik and reviewed the progress achieved on the '3 Ts'.

In a post on X, Kirti Vardhan Singh wrote, "Discussed the ideas for further promoting bilateral trade, tourism and technological collaboration."

https://x.com/KVSinghMPGonda/status/1963650387430576504

In another post on X, he said, "Happy to be in Reykjavik for the 2nd India Nordic Track 1.5 Dialogue. Delivered remarks at the reception alongside Foreign Minister of Iceland H.E @thorgkatrin. Pleased to interact with senior officials, scholars, and think tank representatives from Nordic countries. Looking forward to the discussions tomorrow."

https://x.com/KVSinghMPGonda/status/1963680895715651976

Earlier, he planted a mountain ash sapling under the 'Ek Ped Maa ke Naam' initiative and was joined by the Chair of the Culture and Sports Council of Reykjavik city, Mr. Skuli Helgason

He wrote on X, "Planted a mountain ash sapling at the Hljomskalagardurinn in Reykjavik as a part of Hon'ble PM Shri @narendramodi ji's 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' initiative. I was joined by the Chair of the Culture and Sports Council of Reykjavik city, Mr. Skuli Helgason. The campaign continues to galvanise action and underscores collective responsibility for preserving our environment."

https://x.com/KVSinghMPGonda/status/1963618509168284096

MoS Singh earlier met the Foreign Minsiter of Iceland and conveyed appreciation for their strong condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack.

He also reviewed the progress made in our bilateral cooperation in the areas of trade & investment, renewable energy, geothermal energy and fisheries and discussed global and regional issues of geopolitical importance.

- ANI

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Rohit P
The 'Ek Ped Maa ke Naam' initiative going global is such a proud moment. Small gestures like planting trees abroad create lasting impressions about India's environmental commitment 🌱
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Arjun K
Good to see Nordic engagement strengthening. These countries have excellent innovation ecosystems that Indian startups can benefit from. Hope we see more student exchange programs too!
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Sarah B
While these diplomatic visits are important, I hope there's concrete follow-up. Too often we see announcements but limited actual implementation on the ground. Fingers crossed for real outcomes!
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Vikram M
Iceland's support against terrorism is appreciated. International solidarity matters in our fight against cross-border terrorism. Jai Hind!
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Nikhil C
Tourism collaboration could be amazing! Iceland's northern lights and India's diverse landscapes - perfect combination for travel packages. Would love to visit both countries in one trip someday ✈️

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