Providing a brief overview of the aims and objectives of BIMSTEC, explain its significance for India.
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BIMSTEC formed through Bangkok Declaration in 1997 by Bangladesh, India, SL, Thailand. Laos, Myanmar, Bhutan added to BIMSTEC. Aim and objectives: 1) To promote economic cooperation (2a) Trade, supply chain 2) To ensure Maritime Security in Bay of Bengal region 3) South-south cooperation 4) To improve cultural and people-to-people ties (2a) Technology Transfer
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Mind map showing 'Aims and objectives' in central bubble with branches to: 1) To promote economic cooperation 2) To ensure Maritime Security in Bay of Bengal region 3) South-south cooperation 4) To improve cultural and people-to-people ties
MADHVENDRA PRATAP SINGH
Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings affecting India
BIMSTEC
Aims, Objectives and Significance
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