Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Vietnamese President discusses bilateral relations

New Delhi, Mar 3 Prime Minister Narendra Modi held chats with Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang on Saturday and discussed steps to additionally fortify the far reaching key association in various sectors between the two countries.

Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar took to Twitter and said leaders of the two nations talked about strides to additionally reinforce the far reaching vital association in resistance and security, trade and investment, atomic energy, farming, science and innovation, tourism, oil and gas, and also provincial and global issues.

"PM @narendramodi and Vietnamese President Quang held fruitful talks and discussed steps to further strengthen comprehensive strategic partnership in defence and nuclear vitality, farming, S&T, tourism, oil and gas, and also provincial and global issues," he tweeted.

PM @narendramodi and Vietnamese President Quang held productive talks and examined ventures to additionally reinforce far reaching key organization in resistance and security, exchange and speculation, nuclear vitality, farming, S&T, tourism, oil and gas, and also provincial and global issues.

Prior today, Vietnamese President paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat in Delhi.

Vietnamese President Quang also got a ceremonial reception at the Rashtrapati Bhawan.

He was gotten by President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi upon his entry.

Vietnamese President, who is on a three-day visit to India, landed here on late Friday evening.

President Quang is also anticipated that would cooperate with conspicuous Indian representatives.

The Vietnamese President is leading an 18-member assignment, including ministers, party leaders, and businessmen.

On a related note, Prime Minister Modi had gone to Vietnam in 2016, a year prior to the two nations praised 45 years of respecting discretionary ties.

Amid this visit, the two nations consented to 12 arrangements in an extensive variety of regions covering IT, space, twofold tax assessment and sharing white delivery data.

India had also expanded a USD 500 million Line of Credit to Vietnam for encouraging further resistance collaboration between the two sides.