New Delhi, May 15 (Reporter) Secretary General of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), Md. Golam Sarwar, who is on a five-day visit to India, on Wednesday held talks with Jaideep Majumdar, Secretary (East), in the MEA. The two sides held detailed discussions on various issues of regional cooperation within SAARC. During his official visit to India from May 11-15, the Secretary General interacted with Indian officials on issues of cooperation in SAARC. It was Secretary General’s first official visit to any of the Member States of SAARC, a statement said. The Secretary General also called on the Foreign Secretary and the Minister of State for External Affairs, Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan Singh. During the discussions, India reiterated its commitment towards regional cooperation for growth and prosperity of the people of South Asia through SAARC. It was also underlined that India considers SAARC as an important regional association for cooperation in South Asia and has been taking several efforts and initiatives to bring the peoples of South Asia closer to each other. The Secretary General also visited the South Asian University (SAU) which is a specialised body of SAARC hosted by India in New Delhi and discussed with its authorities issues concerning the University, the statement said...////...