Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held discussions with Jordan’s minister on expanding cooperation in trade, fertilisers and broader investment ties, underscoring India’s push to deepen economic engagement with strategically important partners. The talks covered multiple sectors, signalling interest in building a more durable commercial relationship beyond traditional bilateral exchanges.
"Sitharaman, Jordan Minister Explore Trade and Fertiliser Cooperation"
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held discussions with Jordan’s minister on expanding cooperation in trade, fertilisers and broader investment ties, underscoring India’s push to deepen economic engagement with strategically important partners. The talks covered multiple sectors, signalling interest in building a more durable commercial relationship beyond traditional bilateral exchanges.
Sitharaman, Jordan Minister Explore Trade and Fertiliser Cooperation
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held discussions with Jordan’s minister on expanding cooperation in trade, fertilisers and broader investment ties, underscoring India’s push to deepen economic engagement with strategically important partners. The talks covered multiple sectors, signalling interest in building a more durable commercial relationship beyond traditional bilateral exchanges.
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