Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India is ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia during talks in the UAE with President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. In his opening remarks, Modi condemns attacks on the UAE and characterizes the targeting of the country as unacceptable. He also commends the UAE’s response to the current situation, noting the restraint shown in handling developments. Modi links the West Asian conflict to wider global impact, and reiterates that India stands ready to help support efforts aimed at peace in the region. The meeting takes place soon after Modi arrives in the Gulf country as the first stop of a five-nation tour that also includes four European countries. The coverage also notes the UAE’s strategic position, including hosting a prominent US military base, and references the context of attacks attributed to Iran amid ongoing tensions involving the US and Israel in the region. Across the reports, the focus is on Modi’s statements on condemnation of attacks, the UAE’s restraint, and India’s stated willingness to contribute to peace efforts.
Modi says India will support West Asia peace in talks with UAE leadership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India is ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia during talks in the UAE with President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. In his opening r...
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in the UAE.
- Modi condemns attacks on the UAE and says targeting the UAE is not acceptable.
- Modi praises the UAE for responding with restraint amid the current situation.
- Modi says India is ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia.
- The meeting occurs during Modi’s first leg of a five-nation tour that includes additional European stops.
We condemned the attacks on the UAE, Mr. Modi said in his opening remarks in the meeting with the UAE leader
3 months agoIndia is ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday during his talks with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The Modi-Al Nahyan meeting took place shortly after the prime minister landed in the Gulf nation in the first leg of his five-nation tour that also includes four European countries. We condemned the attacks on the UAE, Modi said in his opening remarks in the meeting with the UAE leader. The UAE, which hosts a prominent US military base, has been at the receiving end of Iranian strikes during the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran. Modi further said, "The way UAE has been targeted is not acceptable" but "the way UAE has handled the current situation with restraint is praiseworthy." The prime minister highlighted how the impact of the West Asian conflict is being felt globally, adding: "India is ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia.: The prime minister was received at t
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