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President Kovind holds talks with Chilean counterpart, says India-Chile ties have promising future

By ANI | Published: March 19, 2021 7:27 PM

President Ram Nath Kovind held talks with his Chilean counterpart Sebastian Pinera and said the ties between the two nations have a promising future.

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President Ram Nath Kovind held talks with his Chilean counterpart Sebastian Pinera and said the ties between the two nations have a promising future.

"Had an engaging conversation with Sebastian Pinera. We will continue to maintain close contact. Chile is India's key partner in the Latin America region. India-Chile bilateral ties have a promising future," tweeted President Kovind on Friday.

President Kovind visited Chile in 2019 at the invitation of Pinera.

During the visit, the two leaders had held a detailed discussions in a meeting that constitutes a milestone in the historic and friendly relationship, characterised by a broad mutual understanding.

( With inputs from ANI )

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