Denmark is India’s ‘very unique partner’ in growing back greener: Jaishankar
The Hindu
The External Affairs Minister said what is unique about India’s relationship with Denmark is that it is the only country with which India has a green strategic partnership.
Denmark is India’s “very unique partner” in its efforts to grow back greener due to the central European nation's strengths, experiences and best practices which are enormously helpful for a country like India at this stage of its development, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has said. Mr. Jaishankar, who is in Denmark on the last leg of his visit to three European nations — Slovenia, Croatia and Denmark — to boost bilateral ties and further strengthen India's cooperation with the European Union (EU), co-chaired the fourth round of the Indo-Danish Joint Commission Meeting (JCM) along with his Danish counterpart Jeppe Kofod on Saturday. In a statement issued after the JCM meeting, the External Affairs Minister said what is unique about India’s relationship with Denmark is that Denmark is the only country with which India has a green strategic partnership.
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