PM Modi Oman Kuwait – Bharat Pulse News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held separate phone conversations with the Sultan of Oman and the Crown Prince of Kuwait to discuss the security situation in the Gulf region and the safety of Indian nationals. PM Modi Speaks With Oman Sultan Haitham Prime Minister Modi spoke with Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman amid recent security developments in the region. During the call, the Prime Minister conveyed concern over the reported attacks and reviewed the prevailing situation. The leaders discussed measures to ensure the welfare and protection of the Indian community residing in Oman. India shares close diplomatic and economic ties with Oman, with a significant Indian diaspora contributing to various sectors of the country’s economy. PM Modi Talks To Kuwait Crown Prince In a separate conversation, the Prime Minister also spoke with Kuwait’s Crown Prince, Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah. The discussion focused on the evolving security environment and its implications for residents, including Indian nationals. The Prime Minister expressed concern over the recent incidents and emphasised the importance of safeguarding civilians. Kuwait hosts a large number of Indian expatriates, making their safety a key priority in bilateral engagements. Focus On Indian Community Safety In Gulf Both calls underlined India’s ongoing coordination with Gulf leadership to monitor developments and respond to emerging risks. The Prime Minister reviewed the welfare mechanisms in place for Indians and reiterated India’s commitment to protecting its citizens abroad. Officials stated that diplomatic channels remain active as authorities continue to assess the regional situation.

PM Modi Speaks With Oman, Kuwait Leaders

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