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By A Staff Reporter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said he held a productive meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, marking a significant moment as the India–Australia strategic partnership completes five years. Modi noted that the period has been marked by “transformative outcomes” that have strengthened cooperation across multiple sectors.
Sharing details of the meeting, Modi wrote on social media, “Had a very good meeting with PM Albanese of Australia. This year, the strategic partnership between our nations completes 5 years, and these years have witnessed transformative outcomes that have deepened our cooperation.”
The talks placed special emphasis on three areas identified by both leaders as high-priority pillars for future growth. “During our talks today, we emphasised three key sectors — defence and security, nuclear energy and trade — where there is immense potential for ties to grow further,” the Prime Minister stated.
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