Macri has signed strategic agreements with India | Chronic

President
Mauricio Macri and the Indian Prime Minister,
Narenda Modiagreed Monday to deepen bilateral relations to the degree of
"strategic partnership", focusing on the key areas for the development of Argentina and India, at a meeting at which health checks were also approved for the export of lemons, chia seeds, fish and bone meal from South Asia, the sixth largest economy in the world.

During the meeting held in New Delhi, they also decided to continue working "get fast access to the market of other agricultural products", says an official statement.

The sanitary protocol, stresses that Argentina "He expressed his interest in marketing oranges, tangerines, grapefruit, grapes, blueberries, walnuts, yerba mate and sesame seeds".

The government stressed that Macri's visit to India "fostered the conclusion of agreements in various fields so that many small and medium-sized enterprises can start selling their products" in the country of Southeast Asia, about 1 240 million inhabitants, the second most populous in the world.

The agreements were reflected in a joint statement that the leaders decided "to make India-Argentina multi-faceted cooperation a strategic partnership focused on areas essential to the prosperity of both countries".

"Both sides expressed their satisfaction with the growing economic and trade commitment between the two countries and decided to work together to improve and diversify trade and investment by removing barriers, facilitating better access to markets and by promoting trade and investment, fully exploiting their economic complementarity "Details

In addition, he stressed that "In order to strengthen the links and cooperation in the field of pharmaceuticals, both sides stressed that it was important to conclude instruments such as the protocol of agreement on cooperation in the field of regulation medical products, which facilitates in particular the exchange of information on pharmaceutical products, procedures for the inspection and registration of pharmaceutical products ".

It was also agreed "Deepen and strengthen the modalities of bilateral technical cooperation in areas of mutual interest such as renewable energies, information and communication technologies, medical care, pharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals and pharmaceuticals. higher education, mechanization and new technologies applied to agro-industry, animal health and plant preservation, biotechnology and technology ".

Similarly, it was decided "exploring opportunities for cooperation in conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources and throughout the hydrocarbon value chain".

The two countries "stressed the essential role of the United Nations in maintaining peace and security in the world, in promoting economic and social progress and in combating global threats and challenges".

They appreciated the "Importance of the rules-based, open, transparent, inclusive, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system centered on the World Trade Organization (WTO)".

In this direction, "They recognized that it was urgent to discuss ways to adapt the WTO to current and future challenges".

They also emphasized "The need to strengthen, reform and modernize the WTO, in particular to put an end to the stalemate and strengthening of the members of the Appellate Body, as well as to to strengthen the dispute settlement mechanism of the WTO ".

Joint declaration

1 The Republic of Argentina has strongly condemned the brutal terrorist attack in the Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on 14 February 2019 against the convoy of the Central Police Force Reserve (CRPF). 40 members of the CRPF lost their lives and many were injured and expressed their solidarity with the families of the children of India who lost their lives during this brutal terrorist attack.

2 They recognized that terrorism posed a serious threat to peace and stability in the world and stressed the need for concerted action by the global community against terrorism. They stressed that there could be no justification for acts of terror for any reason and highlighted the scourge of cross-border terrorism. The two leaders stressed that terrorism must be fought unequivocally and with determination. They reaffirmed their commitment to fighting terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and affirmed that firm action must be taken against terrorists, terrorist organizations, their networks and all those who encourage, support, finance and serve from refuge to terrorists and terrorist groups. .

3 They stressed that terrorism is a global scourge that must be fought and that terrorist refuges must be eliminated in all regions of the world. They decided that India and Argentina would fight together against this serious challenge for humanity. They pledged to strengthen cooperation against the terrorist threats of the groups listed in the relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.

4 They said no country should allow its territory to be used to launch terrorist attacks against other countries.

5 They affirmed their support for a United Nations Convention on International Terrorism that will promote and strengthen the framework for global cooperation and reinforce the message that no cause or complaint justifies terrorism.