Prime Minister Modi visits Kuwait: During his two-day visit to Kuwait, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the increasing importance of trade and commerce in strengthening bilateral ties between India and Kuwait.
Prime Minister Modi is on a two-day visit to the Gulf country of Kuwait at the invitation of the Emir of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Meshaal Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Jaber Al-Sabah. This is the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Kuwait in 43 years.
In an interview with Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) on Saturday, he highlighted the significant growth in two-way trade, highlighting the two countries’ energy partnership and the increasing presence of “Made in India” products in various sectors in Kuwait.
Prime Minister Modi said: “Trade and commerce have always been an important pillar of our bilateral relations. Our bilateral trade has been on the rise. Our energy partnership adds unique value to our bilateral trade.”
“We are happy to see ‘Make in India’ products, especially in the automotive, electrical and mechanical machinery and telecommunications sectors making new strides in Kuwait. India today is manufacturing world-class products at the most affordable cost. Diversification into non-oil sectors Free trade is the key to achieving greater bilateral trade,” the Prime Minister said.
He further spoke about the potential for deepening cooperation in different fields such as health, technology, digital, innovation and textiles.
According to KUNA, Prime Minister Modi further said that India and Kuwait have deep historical ties and the relationship between the two countries has always been one of warmth and friendship. The intersection of history and the exchange of ideas and business have made people closer and united.
Prime Minister Modi said: “We have been trading with each other since ancient times. The discovery of Farakka Island tells the story of our shared past. For more than a century, the Indian rupee was the legal tender in Kuwait until 1961. This shows that our economy How closely integrated it is.
He further said: “Overall, bilateral relations are progressing well and, if we can say, are reaching new heights. I eagerly look forward to my talks with His Highness the Emir to enhance our relations in various fields including defence, trade, investment and defence.” .Give it new wings.
Earlier today, he was given an emotional welcome and guard of honor in Kuwait during a state visit to the Gulf state. Prime Minister Modi received a guard of honor ceremony at the Bayan Palace in Kuwait. The Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Meshaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, also attended the ceremony.
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also reported the details of the meeting on the 1st.
“A special welcome to the historic visit! Prime Minister @narendramodi arrived at the Bayan Palace in Kuwait and was greeted by a guard of honor. Received by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, Prime Minister of Kuwait Warm reception.
On Saturday, he visited the Gulf State Oil Company labor camp in Kuwait, where he interacted with Indian workers and highlighted their contribution to the development of the country.
Prime Minister Modi spoke about the aspirations of Indian workers, linking them to his vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047”.