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'Urgent need for us to collaborate, take decisive actions': NSA Ajit Doval at 5th BIMSTEC security meeting
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval urged enhanced BIMSTEC cooperation to address evolving security challenges. He highlighted the need for decisive actions and mutual benefit among member states. BIMSTEC unites 1.7 billion people and represents significant economic potential for the region. The grouping has strengthened cooperation in fighting terrorism and transnational crime. India views BIMSTEC as central to its regional vision and future growth.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
'Urgent need for us to collaborate, take decisive actions': NSA Ajit Doval at 5th BIMSTEC security meeting
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval urged enhanced BIMSTEC cooperation to address evolving security challenges. He highlighted the need for decisive actions and mutual benefit…
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hindustantimes.com
‘Global uncertainties need decisive actions’: Ajit Doval tells BIMSTEC on security challenges
The NSA said the BIMSTEC grouping has strengthened cooperation across several security domains and made significant progress in tackling shared challenges. | India News
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Ajit Doval hosts 5th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs' meeting in Delhi; members adopt key maritime security guidelines
The NSAs and Heads of Delegations held extensive discussions on practical and result-oriented measures to strengthen regional security. | India News
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Ajit Doval chairs BIMSTEC NSA meeting on terrorism, cyber security and organised crime in Bay of Bengal
BIMSTEC National Security Advisers convened to address crucial topics, including the fight against terrorism and organized crime. The agenda extended to cybersecurity, maritime…
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thehindu.com
BIMSTEC security chiefs vow joint action against terrorism, endorse maritime law enforcement principles
BIMSTEC security chiefs commit to joint anti-terrorism efforts and endorse maritime law enforcement principles during a New Delhi meeting.