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AMN / Ramallah
Palestine has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit, the first by an Indian prime minister, on Saturday, terming it as “historic and significant” that would see the two sides signing agreements to expand bilateral cooperation and holding discussions on latest political developments in the region.
President Mahmoud Abbas will welcome Modi at the presidential headquarters, where the two leaders will discuss issues of mutual interest and other issues of relevance.
“The presidency said the visit will be a unique chance to express appreciation for India’s ongoing support and positions that support peace and Palestinians’ right to freedom and independence,” the Palestinian WAFA news agency reported.
Agreements will be signed to strengthen friendship between the Palestinian and Indian people and cooperation in important fields, WAFA said.
India has been supporting the Palestinian cause at various international fora.
