The two countries agreed to integrate their digital payment systems and signed a series of agreements spanning defence, healthcare, manufacturing and maritime security, underscoring New Delhi's push to deepen ties with a key Southeast Asian partner.
The two countries agreed to integrate their digital payment systems and signed a series of agreements spanning defence, healthcare, manufacturing and maritime security, underscoring New Delhi's push to deepen ties with a key Southeast Asian partner.
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The two countries agreed to integrate their digital payment systems and signed a series of agreements spanning defence, healthcare, manufacturing and maritime security, underscoring New Delhi's push to deepen ties with a key Southeast Asian partner.
