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Jordanian King Abdullah II meets PM Narendra Modi

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Twelve MoUs and agreements inked for strengthening cooperation

King Abdullah II of Jordan met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at New Delhi on Thursday and discussed bilateral relations and global developments, especially issues concerning Palestine and ways to deal with terrorism, radicalisation and extremism.

Jordanian King is on a three-day official visit to India. He arrived on Tuesday evening and visited IIT Delhi and addressed business leaders on Wednesday. He was officially received at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Thursday morning.  Later the visiting dignitary aid wreath at Gandhi Samadhi, addressed a conference  on “Islamic Heritage: Promoting Understanding and Moderation” before his meeting with PM Narendra Modi.

The two leaders also witnessed the signing of 12 MoUs and agreements for strengthening cooperation in different areas, including  Defence cooperation, visa waiver for diplomatic and official passport holders, setting up of the next generation Centre of Excellence in Jordan, Customs Mutual Agreement, a twinning agreement between archaeological sites in Agra and Petra (Jordan), cooperation between Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) and Jordan Media Institute (JMI),  and MoU between Prasar Bharti and Jordan TV.

Jordanian King Abdullah II meets PM Narendra Modi

Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised on the Sufi-syncretic values of Islam while addressing Muslim elite at Vigyan Bhavan. He said that the fight against terrorism and radicalisation was not against any religion, but against a mindset that misguides the young.
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Speaking at the event, King Abdullah II said, “Ideologies of hate distort the word of God. 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Earlier  on Wednesday, Jordanian King  attended Jordanian-Indian Business Forum  and promised potential investors all help possible to facilitate their businesses in Jordan.

“… Let’s get things done and, please, do not be bashful with our ministers here. Tell them exactly what you think and what you need, and we will follow up to make sure that happens,” His Majesty told an audience of more than 300 businesspeople, investors and company representatives from the two countries.

The discussions focused on various fields, especially investment, trade, education, industry, health, agriculture, mining, telecommunication, tourism and energy.

Before leaving for home, Jordanian King will meet President Ram Nath Kovind on Thursday evening. Vice President Venkaiyah Naidu and Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj called upon Jordanian King at Hotel ITC Maurya.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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