Kuwait City: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on his two-day official visit to Kuwait. He also met other influential people on the sidelines of the bilateral dialogue meeting with his counterpart here. PM Modi meets Sheikha AJ Al-Sabah, founder of the first licensed yoga studio 'Daraatma' in Kuwait and a yoga enthusiast
Apart from this, other influential people of the Gulf country met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday. Kuwait Heritage Society President Fahad Ghazi AlAbduljalil also met Modi. The Prime Minister appreciated his work in the conservation of rare manuscripts and artefacts.
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Prime Minister Modi wrote on X that he met Sheikha AJ Al-Sabah in Kuwait. She has gained recognition for her passion for yoga and fitness. She has set up her own yoga and wellness studio, which is quite popular in Kuwait. We discussed ways to make yoga more popular among the youth. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said Sheikha AJ Al-Sabah is an avid yoga practitioner and the founder of 'Daraatma', the first licensed yoga studio in Kuwait.
PM Modi's post on X
I met Her Highness Sheikha Sheikha Abdullah Al Jaber Al Sabah in Kuwait. She is distinguished by her passion for yoga and fitness. She has established her own yoga and wellness studio, which is very popular in Kuwait. We talked about ways to make yoga more popular among young people. pic.twitter.com/HOxbijcsoL
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 22, 2024
Strong efforts to strengthen India-Kuwait historical relations
Jaiswal said in a post on Twitter that the Prime Minister and Sheikha AJ exchanged views on ways to promote healthy lifestyles through meditation and yoga and deepen India-Kuwait people-to-people contacts. Kuwait Heritage Society President AlAbduljalil also met Prime Minister Modi. The Prime Minister appreciated his work in preserving rare manuscripts and artefacts related to Kuwait and India and strengthening India-Kuwait historical ties.
PM Modi mentioned
Modi said in a post on Twitter that he met Fahad Ghazi AlAbduljalil in Kuwait. Who is renowned for his passion for culture and history. He also has connections to India, with his ancestors being from Surat, Mumbai and Kozhikode. Prime Minister Modi left for home on Sunday after completing his successful two-day visit to Kuwait.
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