Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Maldives on a state visit at the invitation of President Dr Mohamed Muizzu, as the Maldives marks 60 years of independence and six decades of diplomatic relations with India. The two leaders are set to hold bilateral talks, with several Memoranda of Understanding and agreements expected to be exchanged.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Maldives today on a state visit at the invitation of President Dr Mohamed Muizzu.
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President Muizzu personally received Prime Minister Modi and his delegation at Velana International Airport, reflecting the importance the Maldivian administration places on enhancing ties with its neighbours.
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The visit comes at a pivotal time as the Maldives celebrates its 60th year of independence and six decades of diplomatic relations with India.
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A formal welcome ceremony is scheduled for later today to honour the visiting dignitary.
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The two leaders are set to hold high-level bilateral talks focused on deepening cooperation across key sectors.
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