Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit the United Arab Emirates, where India and the UAE are expected to sign agreements focused on energy cooperation. Multiple reports say the pacts include cooperation related to LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) and arrangements concerning strategic petroleum reserves. The proposed agreements are described as part of broader collaboration between the two countries in the energy sector, including preparedness and management of oil reserves for supply stability. In addition to energy-related cooperation, one report also notes expected collaboration on green technology during the visit. The coverage presents the agreements as outcomes anticipated from Modi’s diplomatic engagement with UAE counterparts, with officials treating them as steps to deepen bilateral cooperation. While the exact terms, timelines, and volumes under the LPG and petroleum reserve arrangements are not detailed in the provided excerpts, the reports agree on the general areas of cooperation—LPG, strategic oil reserves, and related technology links—scheduled to be formalized during the visit.