Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will hold comprehensive talks with PM Narendra Modi.
He will leave for Ahmedabad on the morning of January 17. In Ahmedabad, he will visit Sabarmati Ashram. Along with PM Modi, he will also visit the Center of Excellence in Vadrad and inaugurate a Center of Excellence for date palms in Bhuj via video conference. The Israeli prime minister will have a number of engagements in Mumbai on January 18.
PM Narendra Modi had visited the Jewish state in July last year, becoming the first Indian premier to do so.
Here are the live updates of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's India visit:
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu thanked PM Modi for a warm welcome:
We have landed in India. Thank you to my good friend Narendra Modi for the warm welcome! https://t.co/mLsGxZT1E7
- Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) January 14, 2018
PM Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu arrive at the Teen Murti Chow, ahead of a ceremony for formally renaming it as Teen Murti Haifa Chowk.
Earlier in the day, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu had tweeted about his first India visit:
This evening I am leaving on an historic visit to India. I will meet with the PM, my friend @narendramodi, with the Indian President and with many other leaders.
- PM of Israel (@IsraeliPM) January 14, 2018
PM Modi welcomes Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu through a tweet:
Welcome to India, my friend PM @netanyahu! Your visit to India is historic and special. It will further cement the close friendship between our nations. @IsraeliPM#ShalomNamastepic.twitter.com/sidgMmA1fu
- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 14, 2018
The visit by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu marks 25 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries and takes place about six months after PM Modi's trip to Israel, the first by an Indian prime minister to the Jewish state.
Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to India is only the second one by an Israeli prime minister and comes after a gap of 15 years. Former prime minister Ariel Sharon visited India in 2003.
Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to India is only the second one by an Israeli prime minister and comes after a gap of 15 years. Former prime minister Ariel Sharon visited India in 2003.
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu to arrive in India soon. Visuals from Delhi's Teen Murti where PM Modi and PM Netanyahu will attend ceremony to mark the formal renaming of Teen Murti Chowk as the Teen Murti Haifa Chowk.
- The Teen Murti Memorial will be formally renamed as Teen Murti Haifa Chowk today.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be present at the ceremony along with PM Modi.
- The two leaders will also lay a wreath and sign the
- visitor's book at the memorial.
- The three bronze statues at Teen Murti represent the Hyderabad, Jodhpur and Mysore Lancers who were part of the 15 Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade.
- The brigade carried out the victorious assault on the fortified city of Haifa on September 23, 1918, during World War I.
- Moshe was two years old when his parents - Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and Rivika - were killed in the Mumbai attack
- The terrorists had carried out the attacks over three days and killed 166 people.
- Moshe's grandfather Shimon Rosenberg and his wife will accompany him
Baby Moshe Takes PM Modi Up On His Invite, Will Be In Mumbai This Week
Moshe is expected to arrive on Tuesday, ahead of PM Netanyahu's arrival in Mumbai on Thursday.
Moshe is expected to arrive on Tuesday, ahead of PM Netanyahu's arrival in Mumbai on Thursday.
On 6-Day India Visit, Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu To Eye Trade, Defence Ties: 10 Updates
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in India this afternoon on a six-day visit hoping to deepen ties in trade and defence.
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in India this afternoon on a six-day visit hoping to deepen ties in trade and defence.
- Israeli PM is on a six-day visit where he will visit Delhi, Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Agra.
- On January 15, he will meet with the Indo-Israeli CEO forum in New Delhi and address a separate business event.
- He will deliver a speech at the Raisina Dialogue on January 16.
- He will leave for Ahmedabad on the morning of January 17, where he will visit Sabarmati Ashram
- On January 18, he will have a number of engagements in Mumbai.
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