ASEAN-India Relations
ASEAN-India cooperation in the field of Agriculture is diverse and covers a variety of sectors such as food security, exchange of information and technology, research and development projects, agriculture and forestry-related industries, and human resources development. An annual ASEAN-India Agriculture Ministers Meeting
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