Prime Minister Modi paid a state visit to Israel from 25 to 26 February.
New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on phone on Thursday and during this the recent developments in West Asia were discussed between the two leaders. Both leaders stressed the urgent need to restore peace and stability in the region.
Modi and Netanyahu welcomed the continued momentum in India-Israel relations and welcomed the bilateral relations between the two countries. 'special strategic partnership' Reiterated their shared commitment to further strengthen the
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement, The leaders also discussed recent developments in West Asia and stressed the urgent need to restore peace and stability in the region. Prime Minister Modi reiterated India's call to embrace dialogue and diplomacy as the way forward.
'x' in a post on, Modi told that the Prime Minister of Israel had called him. he said, We reviewed the continued momentum built in our bilateral relations and reiterated our commitment to further strengthen the partnership. We also exchanged views on recent developments in West Asia and stressed the urgent need to restore peace and stability in the region.
Prime Minister Modi 25 From 26 Had a state visit to Israel till February. At that time both the leaders took the strategic partnership to a new level –'Calmness, A special strategic partnership for innovation and prosperity'- But decided to take it. Modi had then said that India's security interests are linked to peace and stability in West Asia and added that New Delhi 'Gaza Peace Initiative' Fully supports. There was a phone conversation between them even during the US-Iran and Iran related conflicts.