India and Singapore emphasize peaceful dispute resolution in South China Sea, following UNCLOS '82, and condemn terrorism during PM Modi's visit.

During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore, India and Singapore emphasized the need for peaceful dispute resolution in the South China Sea, adhering to international law and the 1982 UNCLOS. They called for self-restraint to prevent escalating tensions and expressed hope for a binding Code of Conduct in the region. Additionally, both leaders condemned terrorism as a major global threat and reaffirmed their commitment to combat it in all forms.

September 05, 2024
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