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PM Narendra Modi to visit Israel from July 4-6

PM Narendra Modi to visit Israel from July 4-6

| | 28 Jun 2017, 06:43 pm
New Delhi, June 28 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Israel from July 4-6, 2017, at the invitation of Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the State of Israel.

This will be the first ever visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Israel.

"During the visit, the Prime Minister will have detailed discussions with Prime Minister Netanyahu on all matters of mutual interest and will also call on President Rivlin. Elements of his programme include homage to Indian soldiers at the Indian Cemetery in Haifa and address to the Indian community at an event in Tel Aviv," read a government statement.

India established diplomatic relations with Israel in 1992 and since then the relationship has evolved into a multi-dimensional partnership.

This year both the countries are commemorating 25 years of diplomatic relations and the visit of P.M. will provide an impetus for deeper bilateral engagement in areas of mutual interest.

Modi visited three nations recently.

He visited the US and met President Donald Trump for the first time.

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