India pide mejores relaciones con las Maldivas, que inclinan a favor de China

India llamó el jueves a las Maldivas, que se ha tornado más pro-China, a aliviar las tensiones y mejorar sus afectadas relaciones.

India llamó el jueves a las Maldivas, que se ha tornado más pro-China, a aliviar las tensiones y mejorar sus afectadas relaciones. Los ministros de exteriores de India y las Maldivas se reunieron en Nueva Delhi un día antes del plazo fijado por el nuevo presidente de las Maldivas, Mohamed Muizzu, para que India retire a los soldados que tiene en la nación archipiélago.

El ministro de exteriores de la India, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, dijo a su par de las Maldivas, Moosa Zameer, que la India ha dado gran asistencia para el desarrollo de las Maldivas, como proyectos de infraestructura, atención médica e instalaciones de salud.

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