MoS Margherita holds talks with Nicaragua Foreign Min on expansion of bilateral ties
Managua [Nicaragua], March 9 (ANI): Union Minister of State for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita held talks with Nicaragua Foreign Minister Valdrack Jaentschke.
Margherita said on Saturday that Jaentschke and he discussed ways to expand the bilateral relationship between both the countries.
In a post on X, Margherita said, "Had a productive meeting with Mr. Valdrack Jaentschke, Foreign Minister of Nicaragua. We discussed in detail ways to expand the range of India-Nicaragua bilateral relationship."
Had a productive meeting with Mr. Valdrack Jaentschke, Foreign Minister of Nicaragua.
We discussed in detail ways to expand the range of India-Nicaragua bilateral relationship.@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/Tjcinyqlz7
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 8, 2025
Earlier on Saturday, he interacted with the Indian community in Managua where he was accorded with a traditional Indian welcome, involving 'aarti' and 'tilak'.
Margherita said in a post on X, "Heartening to receive a very warm welcome from the vibrant Indian Community in Managua. There are around 50 Indians who are based in Nicaragua representing Indian ethos and values far away from the motherland."
Heartening to receive a very warm welcome from the vibrant Indian Community in Managua.
There are around 50 Indians who are based in Nicaragua representing Indian ethos and values far away from the motherland.@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/uenceBjJwI
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 8, 2025
Upon his arrival in Nicaragua, he said that his was the first ever Ministerial level visit to Nicaragua from Ministry of External Affairs.
"Arrived in Managua, Nicaragua. Look forward to engage with Nicaraguan leadership to take forward our bilateral relationship to the next level. This is the first ever Ministerial level visit to Nicaragua from Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India."
Arrived in Managua, Nicaragua.
Look forward to engage with Nicaraguan leadership to take forward our bilateral relationship to the next level.
This is the first ever Ministerial level visit to Nicaragua from Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/6zP6bCmSZU
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 8, 2025
Margherita is on an official visit to Nicaragua from March 6-8. Earlier, he was in Uruguay from February 28 to March 2 and Bahamas from March 2 to March 4.
As a part of the last leg of his visit, MoS is in Nicaragua, where he will hold bilateral meetings.
"This will be the first-ever Ministerial visit to Nicaragua from the Ministry of External Affairs. During his four-nation visit, MoS's program would include meetings with Foreign Ministers, interaction with key political, trade and industry leaders and members of the Indian Diaspora, and a visit to bilateral development partnership project sites," a statement by the Ministry of External Affairs said.
Earlier on Friday, Margherita interacted with Barbados cricketers and said that Cricket, a common passion that unites India and Barbados, continues to strengthen the bond between the nations.
Highlights of my visit to Barbados.
Had a productive interaction with the Indian community and diaspora in Bridgetown.
Honoured to interact with cricket legends of Barbados, Dr. Desmond Haynes, Sir Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge, and Mr. Joel Garner.
Cricket, a common passion that unites India and Barbados, continues to strengthen the bond between our nations.
Their contributions to the game not… pic.twitter.com/UXnbuqAu1U
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 7, 2025
@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/54D8Gf0H1m
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 8, 2025
They've built a special bridge between India and Barbados, preserving Indian cultural values through their hard work, success, and deep admiration for India.
@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/Ntfi6GXquS
— Pabitra Margherita (@PmargheritaBJP) March 7, 2025
Margherita also interacted with Indian diaspora in Bridgetown. (ANI)
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