Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Australia’s Opposition Leader Angus Taylor during his visit to Australia, focusing on enhancing the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The meeting highlighted bipartisan support in Australia for deepening cooperation with India across various sectors.
The Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, shared that PM Modi and Angus Taylor discussed the growing strategic partnership between India and Australia. The warm and productive meeting emphasized the strong bipartisan backing in Australia for strengthening ties with India.
PM Modi’s visit to Australia included engagements with political leaders, business figures, and the Indian community to bolster bilateral relations. He held talks with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, met with other officials, attended forums, and visited the Melbourne Cricket Ground for sports cooperation discussions.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri highlighted the importance of sports cooperation between India and Australia during a media briefing. He mentioned the unveiling of the India-Australia sports collaboration roadmap at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, emphasizing the potential for increased cooperation in the sports sector.
