New Delhi/Yangon, Sep 12 (UNI) In a major initiative boosting ties with Myanmar, India on Wednesday inked two agreements with the Rakhine state government of India's eastern neighbour, which saw largescale exodus of the Rohingyas.
The MoUs were signed by U Kyaw Lwin, Minister for Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry and Minerals (Rakhine State Government) and Dr Chan Thar, Minister for Department of Social Affairs, and Vikram Misri, Ambassador of India to Myanmar, in the presence of Chief Minister of Rakhine State, U Nyi Pu.
The pact will "enable" Indian to supply 15 tractors and 15 crawler harvesters to the State Government of Rohingya, an official source said.