Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakashi Lekhi, who
arrived in Norway on an official go to, met Secretary General of
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Torke Hattrem and mentioned
increasing bilateral cooperation in varied fields together with power,
tradition and know-how.
Meenakshi Lekhi will likely be in Norway from August 16 to 18 as half
of her three-nation go to. She will likely be in Iceland on August 19 and
20 and go to Malta from August 21 to 23.
“Happy to begin my go to to Norway with a gathering with Secretary
General of Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Torke Hattrem. We
mentioned our increasing bilateral cooperation in varied fields
together with power, tradition and know-how. We agreed to work
collectively to boost our partnership throughout sectors,” Lekhi stated in
a tweet.
During her go to to Norway, MoS will meet Anniken Huitfeldt,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway.
She will even take part in a panel dialogue on India-Norway
Green Energy Cooperation along with Espen Barth Eide, Minister
of Climate and Environment in Arendal.
In Reykjavik, Lekhi may have discussions with Thordis Kolbrun
Gylfadottir, Minister of Foreign Affairs in addition to Lilja
Alfredsdottir, Minister of Culture and Business Affairs. She will
additionally pay a courtesy name on Birgir Armannsson, Speaker of the
Parliament.
In Valletta, the union minister pays a courtesy name on Dr.
George Vella, President of Malta and may have discussions with Dr.
Ian Borg, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade. She
will even meet the Minister of Tourism in addition to the Minister for
National Heritage, Arts and Local Government.
In addition to bilateral conferences, MoS will work together with a
cross-section of members of Indian diaspora and take part in
cultural/yoga occasions as a part of the ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’
celebrations within the three international locations.
The go to will additional the momentum of high-level exchanges, and
present a possibility to strengthen cooperation with the three
international locations bilaterally and within the multilateral fora, an official
launch stated.
