India–Bhutan Ties Built on Deep Trust: MEA as Bhutan and Malta Leaders Attend Raisina Dialogue

New Delhi: The Foreign Affairs and External Trade Minister of Bhutan Dina Nath Dhungyel and the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs and Tourism Minister of Malta Ian Borg arrived in India to participate in the 11th edition of the Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi.

India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal highlighted the strength of India’s ties with Bhutan, stating that the partnership between India and Bhutan is built on deep mutual trust and goodwill.

In a social media post, Jaiswal noted that the visit of Bhutan’s Foreign Minister is expected to further strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries.

He also pointed out that India and Malta share friendly and cordial relations, which are supported by strong people-to-people connections and cooperation in several areas.

The arrival of senior leaders from Bhutan and Malta for the Raisina Dialogue highlights India’s growing diplomatic engagement and the importance of the forum in shaping discussions on global geopolitics, security, and international cooperation.