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Narendra Modi, Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen discuss renewable energy during their meeting in Vienna

| @indiablooms | Jul 12, 2024, at 05:45 am

Indian PM Narendra Modi called on Alexander Van der Bellen, President of Austria in Vienna during his visit to Vienna.

President Van der Bellen congratulated the visting Indian Prime Minister on his historic third term in office.

"Prime Minister noted that his visit to Austria at a time when the two countries were celebrating 75 years of their diplomatic ties makes it historic and special," the statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs said.

The two leaders discussed bilateral and global issues of mutual interest.

They shared thoughts on environmental sustainability and combating global warming.

In this regard, the two leaders discussed mutually beneficial opportunities of collaboration in areas such as renewable energy, especially solar, hydro and biofuels.

The Prime Minister reiterated the invitation to President Van der Bellen to visit India at his convenience.

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