New Government Keen To Make India-Bhutan Ties Stronger: Narendra Modi
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Addressing the joint session of the Bhutan “Our hearts are always open for friendly relations with neighbours. A change in governance will not change that,” said Modi. “A strong and stable India is needed to make sure that we can help our neighbours with their problems. The stronger India will be, the better it will be for
“If India was to face economic problems, how can it look after its neighbours?” he asked.
Modi also praised the Bhutanese royals for protecting the people’s rights. He said Bhutan has established democracy through awareness and the smooth transition from monarchy to democracy shows maturity in governance. “I congratulate the political family of Bhutan for securing development, protection of traditions and environment,” said Modi.
“Enthusiasm visible in the voters of Bhutan is very important for a vibrant democratic environment... The most important quality for maintaining democracy is self-reliance. Bhutan is working hard not only for the present, but also for the happiness of further generations,” he noted.
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Modi also praised the Bhutan government for its focus on education. “(I am) delighted Bhutan has devoted a lot of resources towards education. When a country provides teachers to educate its society, it strengthens democracy,” he said.
Modi said India would assist Bhutan in setting up a digital library to promote education in Bhutan.
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