Prime Minister Narendra Modi, currently on a two-day visit to Bhutan, on Friday held a bilateral meeting with his Bhutanese counterpart Tshering Tobgay in the capital city of Thimphu, the Ministry of External Affairs announced in a press release.
The two leaders held discussions on various aspects of the bilateral relations and reaffirmed their commitment to enhance cooperation in sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, youth exchange, environment and forestry, and tourism, the MEA said.
Ahead of the meeting, the leaders witnessed exchange of several MoUs/agreements on energy, trade, digital connectivity, space, agriculture, youth connect, among others, the statement said.
Earlier, PM Modi was warmly received by the Bhutanese PM at Paro airport. A guard of honour was accorded to PM Modi by the Bhutanese armed forces. Along the 45-km stretch from Paro to Thimphu, people lined up to extend their warm welcome to PM Modi.
In Thimphu, PM Modi interacted with members of the Indian diaspora and citizens of Bhutan who had gathered to welcome him outside the hotel.
The reception included a vibrant cultural performance, reflecting the rich cultural ties between the two nations.
