DUBAI — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks over trade ties with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in New Delhi on Monday after wrapping up the G20 Summit, and as ties grow between the two countries.
The two leaders attended the Saudi-Indian Strategic Partnership Council at the state guest house of the Indian prime minister, the Hyderabad House, in New Delhi where they convened on various fields of cooperation and reviewed regional and international topics of mutual interest, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
Modi described the talks as “very productive” via his personal Twitter account and highlighted areas of synergy with the kingdom.
“The scope for cooperation in grid connectivity, renewable energy, food security, semiconductors and supply chains is immense,” Modi wrote on Twitter Monday.
