I got Indian Covid Vaccine: Boris Johnson
During the India-UK joint address, Prime Minister Johnson stressed on the India-UK vaccine partnership and said he has an 'Indian jab' in his arm.
Insight Bureau: In his first visit to New Delhi as Prime Minister of UK, Boris Johnson praised India’s COVID vaccination drive.
During the India-UK joint address, Prime Minister Johnson stressed on the India-UK vaccine partnership and said he has an ‘Indian jab’ in his arm.
Key Points of India-Uk joint address:
India has vaccinated more than a billion people, including me, said British Prime Minister
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hailed India for being the world’s pharmacy
Britain and India have agreed to extend partnership as science superpowers and build collaboration between Oxford AstraZeneca and the Serum Institute of India, which vaccinated more than a billion people globally against COVID.
PM Narendra Modi and his British counterpart Boris Johnson agreed on a new India-UK defence partnership and vowed to seal an ambitious free trade agreement by the end of the year.
Support Independent Journalism? Keep us live.
On the Ukraine crisis, Modi stressed an immediate ceasefire and resolution of the problem through dialogue and diplomacy.
Talking about the Indo-Pacific, PM Modi emphasised on maintaining free, open, inclusive and rules-based order in the region.
British prime minister Both the Countries announced new measures to make it easier to export UK-made medical devices to India.
Two Prime Ministers also discussed new cooperation on clean and renewable energy.
At the delegation level talks led by PM Modi Boris Johnson, both sides reviewed the implementation of Roadmap 2030 adopted during the 2021 Virtual Summit. They held fruitful discussions focused on economy, defence, S&T, climate, energy, people-to-people ties & more.
Comments are closed.