India’s bilateral relations
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Germany is a key economic partner for India, with Prime Minister Singh and Chancellor Merkel holding frequent summits. While China is now India's largest trading partner, military tensions persist along their border. India has strengthened relations with Myanmar, Afghanistan, and Iran to expand its economic and security ties in the region.
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India’s bilateral relations
- 1. India’s Bilateral Relations Developed By Ekalavvya A site for Current Affairs & General Studies Mail: info@ekalavvya.com Visit Us: www.ekalavvya.com
- 2. INDIA-GERMANY In April 2013, 2nd India-Germany Intergovernmental Consultations was held In Germany Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and German chancellor Angela Merkel have held Five bilateral summits in the past six years India and Germany on April 11, 2013 inked six key MoUs
- 3. INDIA AND CHINA China, including Hong Kong, is now India’s largest trading partner, exchanging goods worth $74 billion last year However, instead of trade, the region is seeing a steady rise in military spending Tensions between India and China flare on occasion, especially along India’s far north- eastern border
- 4. INDIA-MYANMAR Myanmar is the only South East Asian Nations with which India shares a land border Manmohan Singh’s visit to Myanmar in May 2012 was the first by an Indian Prime Minister in 25 years The visit yielded in 12-point agreement on matters of mutual concern
- 5. It was only in 1991, that India decided to discontinue open criticism of the Myanmar regime
- 6. INDIA- AFGHANISTAN Bilateral trade between India and Afghanistan has been on the rise India is the sixth largest bilateral donor in Afghanistan India’s programmes covers four broad areas – infrastructure projects, humanitarian assistance, small and community based development projects, education and capacity development
- 7. INDIA-IRAN Iran is India’s second largest oil supplier after Saudi Arabia Iran’s geographical proximity makes it a logical source of hydrocarbons for energy deficient India India has been unable to gain access to Afghanistan through Pakistan. Iran, therefore, is a logical alternative
- 8. Developed By A site for Current Affairs & General Studies Mail: info@ekalavvya.com Visit Us: www.ekalavvya.com