India hosts inaugural BIMSTEC Home Ministers meeting, adopts Delhi Declaration

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India hosted the first-ever meeting of Home Ministers from the BIMSTEC regional bloc in New Delhi. The ministers collectively adopted the Delhi Declaration, outlining a framework for enhanced security cooperation. The meeting focused on addressing shared challenges such as terrorism, transnational crime, and cyber threats. This initiative aims to strengthen collaborative security efforts among the seven member nations of the Bay of Bengal region.

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