President Droupadi Murmu emphasized the need for India and Spain to unite in combating terrorism, citing a shared commitment to global peace. Spain’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Jose Manuel Albares, met with President Murmu in New Delhi to discuss mutual efforts in countering this common threat. The two countries aim to enhance cooperation on multilateral platforms such as the United Nations and G20 to promote peace and stability worldwide.
In the upcoming 70th anniversary of their diplomatic relations, India and Spain will observe the ‘India-Spain Dual Year of Culture, Tourism, and Artificial Intelligence’. President Murmu highlighted the growing economic partnership between the two nations, emphasizing the potential for increased trade and investment. She pointed out Spain’s expertise in areas like engineering, railways, renewable energy, urban services, and defense aerospace, aligning with India’s developmental priorities.
During his visit, Jose Manuel Albares engaged in discussions with India’s External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, focusing on bilateral cooperation and global issues. Albares praised India as a significant global player and essential partner for Spain, expressing a mutual commitment to strengthening ties in sectors such as tourism, culture, and Artificial Intelligence. Both countries affirmed their dedication to multilateralism and advancing shared interests.
