Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Strengthen Bilateral Ties with New Agreements
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Celinda Sosa Lunda met to enhance bilateral relations and signed agreements on Quick Impact Projects. Jaishankar also voiced support for Brazil’s COP30 presidency, highlighting the fruitful cooperation between India and Brazil in various global forums.
On March 21, 2025, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister Celinda Sosa Lunda convened to strengthen the bilateral relationship between India and Bolivia. The meeting resulted in the signing of agreements for Quick Impact Projects, aimed at enhancing cooperation following the inauguration of India’s new embassy in La Paz.
Jaishankar expressed his commitment to deepening India-Bolivia ties through a post on social media, stating, “The recent opening of our new Embassy in La Paz reflects our resolve to deepen the India-Bolivia partnership. Today’s signing of the agreement on Quick Impact Projects is another step forward in that direction.”
Earlier on the same day, Jaishankar met with Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, the President of COP30 Amazonia and former Brazilian Ambassador to India, to pledge India’s support for Brazil’s leadership of the upcoming COP30 summit. In his remarks, Jaishankar noted, “Glad to meet Andre Aranha Correa do Lago… Extended India’s full support to Brazil’s presidency for a successful and outcome-oriented COP30.”
Jaishankar’s reaffirmation of support emphasizes the robust connection between India and Brazil, particularly regarding climate change initiatives. Both nations have collaborated on various global platforms including the G20, BRICS, and the United Nations, cultivating a partnership focused on addressing pressing global challenges.
India and Brazil’s longstanding relationship is anchored in shared democratic principles and a collective vision for global progress. Their cooperation spans various sectors such as trade, energy, and culture, promoting economic growth accompanied by social inclusion. This collaborative spirit is evident in their mutual engagements across platforms like BRICS, BASIC, G-20, G-4, IBSA, and the International Solar Alliance.
The recent discussions between S. Jaishankar and Bolivia’s Foreign Minister underscore a pivotal moment for India-Bolivia relations, marked by the signing of Quick Impact Projects agreements. Furthermore, Jaishankar’s commitment to backing Brazil’s leadership at COP30 highlights India’s proactive stance in fostering international partnerships, particularly concerning climate challenges. Overall, the growing collaboration reflects both nations’ dedication to shared values and mutual benefits in diverse sectors.
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