Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Panama Backs India's Right to Defend, Talks in Delhi
The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs from Panama, Mr. Hoyos, visited India for talks.
He voiced support for India after a recent terror attack.
They discussed potential projects like an Indian university in Panama and how India can join the Panama Canal agreement.
Panama also wants to strengthen ties and supports India's bid to be a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
In August, Panama will lead the UN Security Council.
Panama's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Arturo Hoyos, visited India.
Hoyos expressed support for India's right to defend itself after the Pahalgam terror attack.
Discussions included potential collaboration in education, specifically an IIT in Panama.
Panama seeks India's support for the Panama Canal Neutrality Treaty.
Panama will assume the presidency of the UN Security Council in August.
- Who
- Carlos Arturo Hoyos and Indian officials.
- What
- Discussions between Panama's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Indian officials on various topics.
- When
- July 2025
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To strengthen bilateral relations, discuss UN matters, and explore investment opportunities.
- Panamanian Official
- Carlos Arturo Hoyos, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Meeting Location
- New Delhi, India
- Topics
- Bilateral relations, UN matters, trade, investment
- UNSC Presidency
- Panama (August 2025)
- Support for India
- Right to defend after Pahalgam attack
