PM Modi's visit to Kuwait is very important, due to these three reasons the Prime Minister's visit is going to be special

Kuwait City: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going on a two-day visit to Kuwait on 21st and 22nd December. This is the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Kuwait in 43 years. On Prime Minister Modi's visit to Kuwait, Secretary Arun Kumar Chatterjee said that Prime Minister Modi will visit Kuwait on the invitation of the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Mishaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.

Before PM Modi's visit, India's Ambassador to Kuwait Adarsh ​​Swaika said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit is very important. Especially in the context of three important facts. First of all, this visit is taking place to Kuwait after a long gap of 43 years. Second, it is the only country in the Gulf region which Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not visited yet. Third, if you look even between the two sides, this is the first high-level visit in the last decade. That's why this journey is very special.

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The Ambassador said that I think it will be very important symbolically. He said that I can also tell you with certainty that the results will be very concrete and will take our relations to new heights. India's Ambassador to Kuwait Adarsh ​​Swaika said that at this time all I can tell you is that he will obviously meet the leadership of Kuwait. He will interact with the large and vibrant Indian community in Kuwait. So I think this visit will cover many elements of these two aspects of our relationship.

Adarsh ​​Swaika's conversation with ANI news agency

#WATCH Kuwait: On Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kuwait, India's Ambassador to Kuwait Adarsh ​​Swaika said, “This will be a very historic visit. The Indian Prime Minister is coming here after 4 decades. Apart from this, this is the first visit of Prime Minister Modi to Kuwait. They all go to Gulf countries… pic.twitter.com/kgEOgqOCbO

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India's Ambassador to Kuwait Adarsh ​​Swaika says that the diaspora is a very important link between our two countries. Earlier, only Kuwaiti people used to come to India, but from the 1930s and early 40s, Indians started coming here. He was in the oil and gas sector. After that, they rapidly included all areas of Kuwait. Today, we are the largest expatriate community in Kuwait, numbering over 1 million.