While addressing the Indian diaspora, Narendra Modi said a few things in Arabic, emphasizing how many terms used in India have Arabic roots.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the bilateral ties between India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with a few remarks in Arabic. During the “Ahlan Modi” event, the prime minister addressed the Indian diaspora in Abu Dhabi and mentioned that the language has connections to a number of terms used in India. Here are LIVE updates on PM Modi’s visitation to the UAE.
Speaking in Arabic, Modi said, “India and the UAE are scripting a better destiny.” “Our common wealth is our friendship between India and the UAE, and we are really off to a great start for a bright future.”
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Modi emphasized that some of the phrases he had used in the Arabic sentence are also frequently used in India.
And how were these words transmitted to India? The prime minister noted, “They came here from the Gulf.” “Our two countries have a centuries-old relationship that dates back hundreds of thousands of years.”
During the ‘Ahlan Modi’ event, the prime minister praised the United Arab Emirates and India as “partners in progress”.
“Our collaboration is growing stronger every day and attaining greater heights. India hopes that our collaboration continues to get stronger every day,” he stated. “The UAE and India are progressing together. We have a partnership based on talent, creativity, and culture.”
The prime minister also reminisced about his first trip to the United Arab Emirates in 2015, stating that it was the first visit by an Indian prime minister to the country in thirty years and that he was a new member of the central government at the time.
“In ten years since then, it is my seventh visit to the UAE,” remarked Modi. “I am deeply grateful to each and every one of you,” stated the president.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met Modi at the airport in a cordial manner. The two chiefs gave each other hugs. Later on, he received a guard of honor.
The two leaders also had extensive discussions in which they went over the strategic partnership, talked about potential new areas of collaboration, and saw a number of agreements, including a bilateral investment pact, signed.
In addition, Prime Minister Modi expressed gratitude to Al Nahyan for his assistance and kindness in providing the land needed to build the nation’s first Hindu stone temple. The Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) Mandir in Abu Dhabi will be opened by Modi on Tuesday.