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Egypt: PM Modi meets two women Yoga instructors in Cairo; commends their efforts

| @indiablooms | Jun 25, 2023, at 06:01 pm

New Delhi/Cairo: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his State Visit to Egypt, met with two prominent yoga instructors.

On Saturday evening, the PM met with Yoga instructors Nada Adel and Reem Jabak.

In a tweet, PM lauded the efforts made by the two Yoga proponents. He wrote: “Nada Adel and Reem Jabak are making commendable efforts to make Yoga popular across Egypt. Had a wonderful conversation with them in Cairo.”

Prime Minister praised them for their commitment to Yoga and encouraged them to visit India. They informed the Prime Minister of the great enthusiasm for Yoga in Egypt, a statement said.

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