Fundamentals of the Indian economy are strong: PM Modi In UAE

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In an exclusive interview to Khaleej Times, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says strengthening ties with the UAE remains one of the most important foreign policy priorities of his government. Talking about cooperation in all sectors between the two sides, he says the rapport shared between leaders has helped the countries break new ground. Tolerant UAE and secular India, he emphasises, are natural partners. PM Modi also provides insights into his leadership style and says India is ripe for investments.

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