Strengthening Bonds: India-Bhutan's Special Friendship

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized Bhutan as a very special friend of India, ensuring that the cooperation between the two countries will continue to improve. This statement followed a meeting with Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, who expressed gratitude for India's continuous goodwill and cooperation.

In a recent meeting in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Bhutan as a 'very special friend of India,' while emphasizing that the bilateral cooperation between the two countries is set to strengthen further. This meeting occurred as Modi was greeted by Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay.

Tobgay expressed his gratitude towards the Indian government and its people for their unwavering goodwill and cooperation. He reaffirmed the commitment to enhance the special bond of friendship shared by India and Bhutan.

In response to Tobgay's remarks, Modi expressed pleasure in having met the Bhutanese leader, reiterating the significance of Bhutan as a crucial ally to India. Both leaders are optimistic about the continued progress of their countries' relations.