Birla Establishes “Parliamentary Friendship Groups” to Enhance Legislative Ties with 64 Nations
In a significant move aimed at fostering international cooperation and collaboration, Indian Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has established “Parliamentary Friendship Groups” with 64 countries. This initiative is designed to strengthen legislative relations and facilitate dialogue between India and its global partners. By creating these groups, the Indian Parliament seeks to promote mutual understanding and shared interests among nations.
The formation of these friendship groups reflects India’s commitment to enhancing diplomatic relations through parliamentary channels. Each group will serve as a platform for parliamentarians from India and the respective countries to engage in discussions on various issues, ranging from economic cooperation to cultural exchange. This initiative recognizes the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in addressing global challenges and promoting peace and stability.
Through these groups, India aims to build lasting relationships with other countries, encouraging the exchange of ideas and best practices. The initiative is expected to not only strengthen bilateral ties but also contribute to regional and global stability. By fostering a spirit of cooperation and friendship, India hopes to enhance its role on the international stage and create a more collaborative environment for addressing common challenges faced by nations worldwide.
