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India,Papua New Guinea sign four crucial agreements
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between India’s ministry of health and family welfare and Paua New Guinea’s ministry of health and HIV/AIDS for a broad range of cooperation in the field of healthcare and medical science.
India and Papua New Guinea signed four agreements on Friday, including in areas of healthcare and information technology, on the second and concluding day of President Pranab Mukherjee’s visit to this Pacific island-nation.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between India’s ministry of health and family welfare and Paua New Guinea’s ministry of health and HIV/AIDS for a broad range of cooperation in the field of healthcare and medical science.
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Another MoU was signed between the Papua New Guinea government and the Export Import Bank of India for a $100-million credit line for development of infrastructure in the island-nation.
The third MoU was between the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, and PNG University of Technology, Lae, for cooperation in agricultural research.
The fourth MoU was signed between the governments of India and Papua New Guinea for establishing of India-Papua New Guinea Centre for Excellence in IT.
Papua New Guinea is the largest of all the Pacific island-nations.
Mukherjee’s visit is the first ever presidential visit from India to this country.
