What that is, is that India is trying to build the European landing zone of its corridor through greece and that corridor is imac india middle east europe corridor and this game actually this is important because this is going to change the entire power structure in the middle east and this is something i've been talking about for quite some time now past three four years wherever i have written articles or whatever then this is what I have said, that the entire Persian Gulf through the Middle East, it will be all governed by India, Iran, and Israel ultimately, okay? But all that will happen under the India's leadership.
But how this game is working, how the foundations are being laid to handle this is... very important to understand and what what's going what i'm going to talk about is one of the pieces of that puzzle okay of the many things that are hanging that are happening around it okay there's lots of moving parts involved into this but what i'm going to talk about is one piece okay so let's get started let's talk about it without much ado please do stay with me till the end because this is not a very long video but even if it is long video please do enjoy it if you will learn something okay so first of all let me actually break it down something for you So what happened? What happened is that India's commerce minister, Mr.
Piyush Goyal, he met with Christos Dimas, who is the Greece's minister of infrastructure and transport.
And the primary focus of that meeting was the investment opportunities in northern Greek ports for future IMEC use.
Long story short, What I'm saying is that India is planning to buy those ports or have major investment, major shareholder or the majority shareholder in those ports.
so what exactly is that why india is all of a sudden doing all these things so that's what we are going to discuss okay but first of all let me actually show you what exactly is going on and this video is not about the news at all okay so so stay with me don't think that i'm just going to talk about the news here What exactly happened? At the center of the discussion was the India-Middle East Economic Corridor, with Mr.
At the same time, it was emphasized that IMEC creates significant prospects for the future development of bilateral economies.
Strong interest in investment opportunities in the ports of northern Greece was expressed by the Indian minister with the aim of strengthening the relevant infrastructure and their future utilization.
within the framework of imac planning in the near near future two minister also agreed on creation of stable channel of communication all the good stuff so we are not going to get into all that good stuff okay long story short discussion a very very strong interest that the media uh wording but strong interest simply means that they're looking to get major stake into it just like india has a major stake in hypha port in israel And India is actually creating its own port empire.
What that is, is that India is trying to build the European landing zone of its corridor through greece and that corridor is imac india middle east europe corridor and this game actually this is important because this is going to change the entire power structure in the middle east and this is something i've been talking about for quite some time now past three four years wherever i have written articles or whatever then this is what I have said, that the entire Persian Gulf through the Middle East, it will be all governed by India, Iran, and Israel ultimately, okay? But all that will happen under the India's leadership.
But how this game is working, how the foundations are being laid to handle this is... very important to understand and what what's going what i'm going to talk about is one of the pieces of that puzzle okay of the many things that are hanging that are happening around it okay there's lots of moving parts involved into this but what i'm going to talk about is one piece okay so let's get started let's talk about it without much ado please do stay with me till the end because this is not a very long video but even if it is long video please do enjoy it if you will learn something okay so first of all let me actually break it down something for you So what happened? What happened is that India's commerce minister, Mr.
Piyush Goyal, he met with Christos Dimas, who is the Greece's minister of infrastructure and transport.
And the primary focus of that meeting was the investment opportunities in northern Greek ports for future IMEC use.
Long story short, What I'm saying is that India is planning to buy those ports or have major investment, major shareholder or the majority shareholder in those ports.
so what exactly is that why india is all of a sudden doing all these things so that's what we are going to discuss okay but first of all let me actually show you what exactly is going on and this video is not about the news at all okay so so stay with me don't think that i'm just going to talk about the news here What exactly happened? At the center of the discussion was the India-Middle East Economic Corridor, with Mr.
At the same time, it was emphasized that IMEC creates significant prospects for the future development of bilateral economies.
Strong interest in investment opportunities in the ports of northern Greece was expressed by the Indian minister with the aim of strengthening the relevant infrastructure and their future utilization.
within the framework of imac planning in the near near future two minister also agreed on creation of stable channel of communication all the good stuff so we are not going to get into all that good stuff okay long story short discussion a very very strong interest that the media uh wording but strong interest simply means that they're looking to get major stake into it just like india has a major stake in hypha port in israel And India is actually creating its own port empire.
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