The Indian Prime Minister addressed at the 6th Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral and Technical Cooperation (BIMSTEC) summit, hosted by Thailand.
Theme of the event was 'BIMSTEC: Prosperous, Resilient and Open'.
This event has adopted the Bangkok Vision 2030 and a Maritime Transportation Agreement to boost connectivity and engagement between member nations.
Indian Prime Minister proposed a 21-point action plan at the BIMSTEC Summit.
It focusing on the regional connectivity, economic cooperation, and technological integration.
It includes linking India's UPI with the payment systems of BIMSTEC nations.
The Setting up a BIMSTEC Chamber of Commerce is to strengthen engagement amongst the grouping's members.
He also proposed the BIMSTEC for Organized Development of Human Resource Infrastructure initiative (BODHI).
It aims to train 300 youths from BIMSTEC countries in India every year.
He has offered to build nano-satellites for the BIMSTEC member nations and also explore the setting up of ground stations and promote the use of remote sensing data.
He proposed the establishment of a Sustainable Maritime Transport Centre in India.
He also announced the scholarships to BIMSTEC students at the Forest Research Institute of India and Nalanda University for a training program every year for young diplomats from BIMSTEC countries.
Tata Memorial Centre will support training and capacity building in cancer care in BIMSTEC countries.
To boost connectivity and culture, BIMSTEC Traditional Music Festival will be held in India this year, according to the plan.
He also proposed faster work on electric grid interconnection.
India will host a BIMSTEC Athletics Meet this year and proposed organizing the BIMSTEC Games in 2027 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of BIMSTEC.