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On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, with the goal of strengthening ties between the two countries. This came just a few days after Qatar released eight former members of the Indian Navy who had been sentenced to death after being arrested in August 2022.
Following the conclusion of a two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates, Modi made his way to Doha, the capital of Qatar, last night.
Soon after his appearance, Modi met Qatari State leader Sheik Mohammed container Abdulrahman Al Thani. Abdulrahman is Qatar's unfamiliar priest too.
"The two chiefs traded sees on extending respective collaboration in areas like exchange, speculation, energy, money, and innovation," the Service of Outer Issues (MEA) said.
"They additionally examined late territorial improvements in West Asia and stressed the significance of maintaining harmony and dependability in the district and then some," it said.
Following the gathering, the Qatari state leader facilitated a supper for Modi.
The Indian head of the state's second visit to Qatar came days after Qatar delivered the Indians.
The Naval force veterans were on October 26 given capital punishments by Qatar's Court of First Occurrence. The Court of Allure in the Bay country on December 28 drove the death penalty and condemned them to imprison terms for changing spans.
On the sidelines of the COP28 Summit in Dubai in December, Prime Minister Modi met with the Qatari Amir and talked about the "well-being of the Indian community" in Qatar.
The previous Indian Naval force staff evidently had to deal with penalties of surveillance, however neither the Qatari specialists nor New Delhi unveiled the charges against them.
The exchange and energy ties among India and Qatar are on a rise.
Qatar is the biggest provider of LNG to India, representing more than 48% of India's worldwide LNG imports.
India's Petronet has reestablished an agreement to purchase 7.5 million tons of LNG from Qatar every year from 2029 for quite a long time and it is being charged as the biggest ever expansion of super-chilled fuel on the planet.
The first 25-year bargain was endorsed in 1999 and supplies began in 2004.
India-Qatar collaboration has been consistently filling in assorted areas throughout the course of recent years. PM Modi paid his most memorable visit to Doha in June, 2016.
The visit gave an open door to the two sides to connect with at the most elevated level and give new energy to the reciprocal ties. Since the visit of then-prime minister Manmohan Singh in November 2008, it was the most important Indian delegation ever to Qatar.