Cooperation is picking up speed with a focus on connecting countries and growing economies together

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in the BIMSTEC Summit in Thailand. This shows India is serious about working with countries in the Bay of Bengal area.
Some key points from the summit:

* The summit talked about improving connections between countries. This includes building roads, railways and ports and making it easier to trade with each other.
* Better connections are seen as a way to boost trade and economic growth in the area.
* The countries also discussed working on trade, investment and areas like energy and technology.
India stressed the need to work closely with BIMSTEC countries as part of its Act East Policy. This policy aims to strengthen Indias ties with Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific region.
The summit also gave countries a chance to discuss challenges like:
* Climate change
* Managing disasters
* Sustainable development
Indias active role in BIMSTEC is important because:
* It helps countries in the Bay of Bengal area work together and grow economically.
* Stronger ties with BIMSTEC countries can help keep the Indo-Pacific region stable.
The summit shows India is focused on its neighbourhood and the wider region. This aligns with its foreign policy goals.
In the run working closely with BIMSTEC can:
* Boost trade and connections between countries
* Increase people-to-people ties
* Lead to prosperity and security, in the region.

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