INDIA AND SOUTH EAS
INDIA AND SOUTH EAST
INDIA The second most populous country in world. world's most-populous democracy One of the fastest economic growth rates in
world. India's nominal GDP stood at US$1.243 trillion,
which makes it the eleventh-largest economy in the world.
If PPP is taken into account, India's economy is the fourth largest in the world at US$3.561 trillion
With an average annual GDP growth rate of 5.8% for the past two decades, India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
SOUTH EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES
Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Myamar, Malaysia, Brunai, Viyatnam, Bhutan etc..
Indian-Indonesian relations
Indian-Indonesian Relation
The name Indonesia derives from the Latin Indus, meaning "India", and the Greek nesos, meaning "island".
In 1955, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Indonesian President Sukarno were among the founders of the Declaration to establish the New Strategic Partnership between Indonesia and India was signed by President Yudhoyono and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
India has an embassy in Jakarta and Indonesia operates an embassy in Delhi.
India Indonesia Culture Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism and Islam
are the main religions. 88% of Indonesians are Muslims & others are
Catholic, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian. Where as Hinduism is the main religion of
India. Cultural Exchange Programme (CEP) was
signed in 1955.
Trade details
The rupiah (Rp) is the official currency of Indonesia. The name derives Rupee & Perak.
India and Indonesia have achieved their trade target of $10 billion in 2010.
Per Capita income of Indonesia $ 2,200. The bilateral trade between two countries was
USD 7 Million in 2008-09. JSG group is formed to promote FTA. Key trade products: electronics, Raw materials,
Textile machinery, Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Software development and training, Steel and metal etc..
India Indonesia Political Relationship India’s major role in Indonesia’s
Independence. A bilateral Agreement on Avoidance of
Double Taxation between two countries was concluded in January, 1986.
July 2004, MOU was signed to counter Terrorism together.
Declaration to establish the New Strategic Partnership between Indonesia and India to strengthen cultural, economic relations & to maintain peace.
Indo-Singaporean relations
INDIA-SINGAPORE RELATIONS
India and Singapore share long-standing cultural, commercial and strategic relations, with Singapore being a part of the "Greater India" cultural and commercial region.
Ever since Singapore's independence, both nations have maintained high-level contacts.
ECONOMIC DETAILS A free trade agreement between India and
Singapore . India-Singapore trade was SGD 14.87 billion in
2010. In 2008-09 Imports & Exports figures stood at USD
Billion 287.7 & 168.6 respectively. % Increase in growth in Imports & Exports are 21%
& 6% respectively. Singapore and India sign Comprehensive Economic
Cooperation Agreement. In 2008-09 Singapore invested Rs. 15727 Crore in
India. The major export & Import items are Crude
petroleum, Refined Motor spirit, Polished diamonds , Aluminum sheets, Parts & accessories of computers, Synthetic fabrics, Silk fabrics, Cotton, Benzene, Acids, Household articles of stainless steel, Products of iron and steel, Parts of Boring or Sinking machinery, X-ray tubes, Medical Surgical Dental or Veteri Tobacco.
POLITICAL RELATIONSHIP WITH INDIA
Launch of ‘INDIAN BUSINESS FORUM’ in singapore on june 20 ,2007.
Subhas Chandra Bose and Jawarharlal Nehru organised a ‘INDIAN INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE’ which was active in singapore
Singapore was the first country to support India during Indo-Pak war .
Collabration of civil aviation sector .
CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS Approx. 35 hindu templesin Singapore . Diwali is listed as national public holiday in
Singapore . Upcoming favourite and very popular
tourist destination , herbal treatments especially for Indian people .
Indian–Thailand relations
Indian–Thailand Relations Diplomatic relations between India and
Thailand were established in 1947 India's Look East policy from 1993 and
Thailand's Look West policy since 1996 set the stage for a substantive consolidation of bilateral relations
In 2003, a free trade agreement was signed between
India and Thailand have a close cultural relations as many of Thai words have originated from Sanskrit which is an Indian classical language.
Trade Aspects Free Trade Area Total FDI approvals during 1991-2007 (upto
March) are over US$ 75.63 billion. Top sectors attracting FDI approvals and
Inflows Top Investing Companies One Indian bank namely Bharat Overseas
Bank (now Indian Overseas Bank) has been functioning in Thailand since 1973
Total (overall) number of technical collaborations during the last fifteen years is 7,846 out of which 41 (0.52%) are with Thailand since 1991
FUTURE PROSPECTS
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