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Burj Khalifa lights up to wish Modi on birthday. Photo: X page videograb

Dubai's Burj Khalifa lights up with a special message to greet Narendra Modi

| @indiablooms | Sep 18, 2025, at 01:36 am

Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa lit up with a special greeting to wish Indian PM Narendra Modi, who turned 75 on Wednesday.

The tallest building in the world showcased the special message with Modi's image, dazzling the night sky of the city.

Earlier in the day, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan wished Modi on the special occasion.

He wrote on X: "Sincere congratulations to @NarendraModi on your birthday. I wish you continued good health and happiness, and ongoing success in advancing India’s progress and the prosperity of its people."

Modi was quick in responding to his greetings when he wrote: "Thank you, my brother, for your warm wishes. I deeply value our close friendship and the mutually beneficial India–UAE partnership, which continues to attain new heights in all areas."

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