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India, Lebanon hold first Foreign Office consultations; discuss trade, investment, digital cooperation

India and Lebanon embarked on their first-ever Foreign Office Consultations in New Delhi, aiming to strengthen their bilateral relationship. Important topics of discussion included cooperation in political-security, economic, and socio-cultural arenas. Ambassador Sripriya Ranganathan’s visit to Lebanon set the stage for deeper ties, as key areas like trade, investment, digital infrastructure, and pharmaceuticals were reviewed, along with pressing regional and international matters.

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