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PM Modi Holds Bilateral Talks with Iranian President in Kyrgyzstan

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Iranian President on the sidelines of a summit in Kyrgyzstan. The two leaders engaged in discussions covering key bilateral and regional matters. This meeting follows a phone conversation the two leaders had on March 21, during which they examined the security situation in West Asia in detail. The meeting holds significance given the ongoing tensions and evolving geopolitical dynamics in the West Asian region.

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