India Vision and Support for Development in Papua New Guinea (PNG)

Abstract

 India and Papua New Guinea established diplomatic relations and the two countries have maintained good relations with each other at the federal level. Trade between India and Papua New Guinea is limited. There is no serious trade and investment between the two countries. However, there may be small collaborations in areas such as agriculture, mining and technology. Papua New Guinea is home to a small community of Indians working in various fields such as business, education and healthcare. They contribute to the economic development of Papua New Guinea. Cultural exchange between India and Papua New Guinea is limited. However, both countries can make efforts to improve cultural understanding through specific events, exhibitions or festivals. There may be greater cooperation between India and Papua New Guinea in various fields such as energy, agriculture, education, health and technology. Both countries can explore ways to enhance trade relations and cultural exchanges to improve bilateral relations. Both India and Papua New Guinea are members of many international forums and organizations such as the United Nations, the People's Republic of China and the Commonwealth of Nations. They can think about international issues within the framework of these meetings. Although India and Papua New Guinea maintain friendly relations, the relationship is not characterized by cooperative cooperation. But as both countries continue to develop and participate in the world, there may be more cooperation and better relations in the future