New Delhi [India], December 15 (ANI): India has dispatched a contemporary consignment of round 60 tons of emergency medical tools, mills, and different utilities to Jamaica which is able to assist the nation’s healthcare wants and improve their catastrophe preparedness.
Ministry of Exterior Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal shared the small print of the humanitarian help on Saturday.
“India sends Humanitarian Help to Jamaica. A consignment of approx 60 tons of emergency medical tools, Gensetsother utilities has departed for Jamaica. This help will assist well being care wants and rehabilitation of medical infrastructure in addition to strengthen the catastrophe preparedness of in opposition to Hurricanes,” Jaiswal said in a publish on X.
India and Jamaica share robust historic and cultural linkages, mirrored of their shared colonial previous, values of democracy and freedom, and fervour for cricket.
Lately, on the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jamaican Prime Minister, Andrew Holness paid his first-ever go to to India from September 30-October 3. Each leaders held a bilateral assembly in New Delhi.
PM Andrew Holness expressed his nation’s want to strengthen cooperation with India in varied sectors, together with science, expertise, engineering, arithmetic (STEM), schooling, digitalisation, safety, and power.
PM Modi additionally hailed India-Jamaica ties stating that the relations between the 2 nations are based mostly on a “shared historical past,” including that PM Holness has been a “long-standing buddy of India.”The Prime Minister expressed confidence in Holness’ India go to, underscoring that his go to will give new power to bilateral relations.
Jamaican PM Andrew Holness known as his official journey to India a hit and praised New Delhi for being a powerful voice for the International South whereas offering a pathway for growth to nations like Jamaica.
PM Holness lauded India’s prowess in cricket and Jamaica’s excellence in observe and subject, including that it offers super alternatives for mutual alternate and cooperation. (ANI)
