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Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi to begin official visit to India on Sunday

September 7, 2024
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His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, is to begin an official visit to India on Sunday, during which he will meet the Prime Minister of the Republic of India, Narendra Modi, in New Delhi.
During the visit, H.H. will engage in discussions with senior Indian officials to explore opportunities to further strengthen cooperation across key economic sectors, building on the significant milestones already achieved for the mutual benefit of both countries and their people.
Sheikh Khaled will be accompanied by a high-level delegation, including ministers, senior officials, business leaders, and prominent economic partners from the UAE.
His Highness will also attend several activations that reflect the economic and cultural bonds shared by the UAE and India.

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