PM Modi Embarks on Two-Nation Tour to Brunei and Singapore

Prime Minister Narendra Modi set off on a significant diplomatic journey. On Tuesday, September 3, 2024, with a visit to Singapore and Brunei Darussalam. This visit marks a historic milestone, as it is the first time. An Indian Prime Minister is making a bilateral visit to Brunei. The tour underscores the growing importance of these Southeast Asian nations. In India’s foreign policy, particularly within the framework of the Act East Policy and the broader Indo-Pacific Vision.

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In his departure statement, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the strategic significance of both Singapore and Brunei as key partners in India’s efforts to enhance engagement with the Indo-Pacific region. He emphasized that these nations play a crucial role in the Act East Policy, which aims to strengthen economic and strategic ties with Southeast Asia. “Both countries are important partners in our Act East Policy and the Indo-Pacific Vision,” Modi said, outlining the objectives of his visit.

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Strengthening Ties with Singapore and Brunei in Key Sectors

During his time in Singapore, Prime Minister Modi is expected to engage in high-level discussions. With Singaporean leaders, focusing on areas such as trade, investment, defense, and technology. Singapore, a longstanding partner of India, is pivotal in India’s efforts to deepen economic and security cooperation in the region. The visit is anticipated to bolster ties and explore new avenues for collaboration. Particularly in emerging sectors such as digital technology and green energy.

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Following Singapore, Modi will proceed to Brunei Darussalam, marking a significant step in India’s diplomatic outreach to Southeast Asia. This visit is seen as an opportunity to enhance bilateral relations, particularly in areas like trade, energy, and cultural exchange. The visit to Brunei also reflects India’s commitment to engaging with smaller nations. In the Indo-Pacific, reinforcing its strategic presence in the region.

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