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PM Modi at ASEAN-India Summit: As it happened
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PM Modi invited Japan to be a part of 'Make in India' especially in the Defence sector. South China Sea issue was discussed not with China but with Japan, in context of maritime security: MEA
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Chinese side acknowledged that India maintained its growth momentum: Vikas Swarup, MEA on PM Modi-Chinese Premier meet
PM said that the ASEAN-India innovation platform will focus on clean energy, health care. He also said that partnership with CMLV in capacity building projects will expand: Anil Wadhwa
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MEA Secretary East Anil Wadhwa addressed a press conference, stating "PM pointed out that India is hopeful that policies like 'Digital India' will contribute to our development."
PM also calls for enhancing coop with ASEAN on terrorism and for adoption of Comprehensive Convention on International terrorism: PM Modi
The 1st ASEAN-India Cyber Security Conference we hosted in Jan 2015 should be the springboard for greater cooperation: PM Modi
Trade and investment will grow as our economy grows: PM Modi
ASEAN will reinforce prosperity for our people. Connectivity is a pathway to shared prosperity: PM Modi.
We meet at a time of multiple global challenges. In these times India and ASEAN are two bright spots: PM Modi
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Kuala Lumpur is the symbol of the region's promising future: PM Modi
PM Modi begins his address at 13th ASEAN-India summit.
The India-Japan relationship has the greatest potential of any bilateral relationship in the world: PM Shinzo Abe.
PM Modi meets his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe.
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PM Modi concludes his address.
India is a land of immense opportunities. For example our 50 cities are ready to put up metro rail services. We are going ahead for renewable energy. Our democratic values and judicial system ensures safety of your investment. We endeavor to make India an easier place to do business: PM Modi.
Going further, I want to assure you that India is committed to protect Intellectual Property Rights of all innovators: PM Modi
GDP is up, inflation down, FDI up, Current Account Deficit is down, Interest rates are down and Tax revenues are up, and rupee is stable: PM Modi.
In a break with over 65 years of tradition, we have involved India's states in foreign policy. We are working in all ways to make India a global manufacturing hub: PM Modi
Our aim is to create jobs for more than a billion population. We have launched a campaign called 'Make in India' in an attempt to ensure ease of doing business: PM Modi.
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We started Jan Dhan Yojna and in less than an year we opened several accounts: PM Modi
India will generate large scale employment for the urban, middle and poorer section. We are committed to restore credibility in the process of allocation of resources: PM Modi.
India is in better shape than many emerging economy. Agriculture remains a main stake in terms of providing major livelihood.
We must reform to transform. The destination is the transformation of India: PM Modi
When I analyse the ASEAN miracles I find small and big countries both have done well. My engagement with ASEAN members started as soon as I took over: PM Modi
India and ASEAN are natural partners, our ties continue to serve as a bridge between our nations & regions. I have been saying that the 21st century belongs to Asia, I say that looking at the track record of ASEAN countries: PM Modi
PM Modi addresses the gathering at Asean Business & Investment Summit in Kuala Lumpur.
PM Modi meets his supporters outside hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
Bilateral meeting between PM Modi and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is underway in Kuala Lumpur.
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PM Modi was received by the High Commissioner of India to Malaysia T S Tirumurti.
ASEAN is one of the world's fastest growing regions and both sides are likely to seek greater economic engagement besides expanding cooperation in areas such as maritime security including freedom of navigation, drug trafficking and cyber crime.
ASEAN is India's fourth largest trading partner and India is the sixth largest trading partner for the ten member grouping.
(With Agency inputs)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on three-day visit to Malaysia to attend two important events – ASEAN and East Asia Summits.