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New Delhi: India and Tanzania have agreed to work closely, bilaterally, regionally and globally, to combat the twin threats of terrorism and climate change.

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi said this while addressing media-persons in the presence of  the Tanzanian  President John Magufuli on Sunday.

On climate change, Modi said India had led the efforts to form an International Solar Alliance at COP 21 in Paris. In this Alliance, which has the support of over 120 countries, Indua welcomes Tanzania as a crucial partner, Modi said

• Press Statement by Prime Minister during his visit to Tanzania (July 10, 2016)
• Banquet Speech by Prime Minister during his visit to Tanzania (July 10, 2016)
• Speech by Prime Minister at the Mayor’s Reception in Durban (July 09, 2016)
• Address by Prime Minister at Community event in Johannesburg
• Remarks by Prime Minister at India-South Africa Business meet in Pretoria (July 08, 2016)
• Press Statement by Prime Minister during his visit to South Africa
• Banquet speech by Prime Minister during his visit to Mozambique (July 07, 2016)

• Press Statement by Prime Minister during his visit to Mozambique (July 07, 2016)