Historic Presidential Visit: Pres. Murmu in Timor-Leste to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

President Droupadi Murmu embarks on a historic visit to Timor-Leste, marking the first-ever presidential visit from India to the Southeast Asian nation. The visit, part of a three-nation tour including New Zealand and Fiji, aims to bolster bilateral relations. During her stay, President Murmu will engage in key meetings and community events.

President Droupadi Murmu's historic visit to Timor-Leste represents the first-ever presidential trip from India to the Southeast Asian nation, underscoring the effort to strengthen bilateral ties.

Murmu's visit to Dili, her last stop on a three-nation tour, was marked by a warm reception by President Jose Ramos-Horta at the airport, highlighting the importance of the event.

The visit includes critical meetings with Timor-Leste's leadership and a community reception, furthering the diplomatic relationship. This follows President Ramos-Horta's visit to India earlier in the year for the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, signifying ongoing mutual engagement.

(With inputs from agencies.)