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PM Modi’s two-day Saudi visit enhances bilateral relations through co-chaired Strategic Partnership Council, MoUs in key sectors, and defense ties, also engaging with the Indian community.

Modi Strengthens India-Saudi Relations

Narendra Modi’s visit to Saudi Arabia focuses on enhancing bilateral ties with Crown Prince Salman, emphasizing strategic partnership, defense relations, and Indian community engagement.

PM Modi starts two-day Jeddah visit

Modi&rsquo;s Saudi Arabia visit focuses on strengthening bilateral ties, co-chairing the Strategic Partnership Council, and signing MoUs in various sectors, emphasizing defense, community ties, and regional stability.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday arrived here for a two-day visit on the invitation of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
This is prime minister's third visit to the country and the first one to the historic coastal city of Jeddah.
"Landed in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This visit will strengthen the friendship between India and Saudi Arabia. Eager to take part in the various programmes today and tomorrow," Modi posted on X along with pictures.
Modi and the Crown Prince will co-chair the second meeting of the Strategic Partnership Council, established during the prime minister's 2019 visit to strengthen bilateral ties.
As a special gesture, the Prime Minister's aircraft was escorted by F-15s of the Royal Saudi Air Force in Saudi airspace.
The gesture is being seen as deepening of defence cooperation between the two countries.
Modi described the crown prince as "my brother".
India and Saudi Arabia are set to sign at least six memoranda of understanding (MoUs) on Tuesday during Modi's visit to Jeddah.
Highly placed sources told PTI that Modi will also discuss issues relating to Hajj, including the quota for Indian pilgrims, during his meeting with the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, in the evening.
Among the deliverables, the two sides are expected to sign agreements in the fields of space, energy, health, science and scientific research, culture and advanced technology.
On Wednesday, the prime minister, who received Saudi Arabia's highest civilian honour in 2016, will also visit a factory employing Indian workers.
Modi will also be interacting with the "vibrant" Indian community in Saudi Arabia that continues to serve as the living bridge between the two nations and makes an immense contribution to strengthening the cultural and human ties.
Saudi Arabia is home to 2.7 million Indians who live and work in Saudi Arabia.
In an interview with Arab News ahead of his arrival in Jeddah, Modi described Saudi Arabia as "one of India's most valued partners, a maritime neighbour, a trusted friend and a strategic ally".
"We consider Saudi Arabia a force of positivity and stability in the region. As maritime neighbours, India and Saudi Arabia share a natural interest in safeguarding peace and stability in the region," &nbsp;he said.

Doctors at the Goyal Hospital and Research Centre declared her brought dead

On IndiGo flight, woman falls ill, dies while being rushed to hospital after emergency landing: reports

Woman passenger fell ill on IndiGo international flight: reports Jeddah-Delhi flight made an emergency landing in Jodhpur: reports Passenger rushed to hospital, declared 'brought dead': reports

On IndiGo flight, woman falls ill, dies while being rushed to hospital after emergency landing in Jodhpur: reports

Doctors at the Goyal Hospital and Research Centre declared her brought dead

An unfortunate incident occurred onboard an IndiGo flight on 7 February 2023.
A Jeddah-to-Delhi flight had to make an emergency landing in Jodhpur after a woman passenger fell ill, according to reports. The 61-year-old was then rushed to a hospital in Rajasthan city.
However, doctors at the Goyal Hospital and Research Centre declared her brought dead, as per an India Today report.
The deceased, identified as Mitra Bano of Jammu and Kashmir's Hazaribagh, was accompanied by her son on the flight.

Saudi woman sets record for world's largest coffee painting

Ohud Abdullah Almalki, a Saudi artist in Jeddah has created the world's largest coffee painting, making her the first woman from the country to achieve a record title single-handedly, Guinness World Records said on Sunday.
Almalki made use of 4.5 kgs of expired coffee granules to illustrate renowned leaders from the kingdom and the UAE for the 220 square metre masterpiece which took 45 days to complete.
Titled Naseej 1, it was made on a canvas with 7 connected cloths and features the late King Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan.

Ohud Abdullah Almalki, a Saudi artist in Jeddah has created the world's largest 'coffee painting', making her the first woman from the country to achieve a record title single-handedly, Guinness World Records said on Sunday. Almalki made use of 4.5 kgs of expired coffee granules to illustrate renowned leaders from the kingdom and the UAE for the 220 square metre masterpiece which took 45 days to complete. Titled Naseej 1, it was made on a canvas with 7 connected cloths and features the late King Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan.

Ohud Abdullah Almalki, a Saudi artist in Jeddah has created the world's largest coffee painting, making her the first woman from the country to achieve a record title single-handedly, Guinness World Records said on Sunday.
Almalki made use of 4.5 kgs of expired coffee granules to illustrate renowned leaders from the kingdom and the UAE for the 220 square metre masterpiece which took 45 days to complete.
Titled Naseej 1, it was made on a canvas with 7 connected cloths and features the late King Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan.

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