Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani have strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms, including cross-border terrorism. During their meeting in India, the leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation in combating terrorism through bilateral and multilateral efforts.
Strengthening Bilateral Relations
The Amir’s two-day state visit to India on February 17-18 reaffirmed the deep friendship and cooperation between the two nations. The leaders expressed optimism that their renewed partnership would contribute to regional and global stability.
Focus on Security and Counterterrorism
Both sides agreed to enhance cooperation in:
- Information and intelligence sharing
- Law enforcement and capacity building
- Anti-money laundering and counter-drug trafficking measures
- Cybercrime prevention and cybersecurity, including curbing online radicalization
The two leaders also stressed the importance of diplomacy and dialogue in resolving international conflicts peacefully.
Expanding Economic and Technological Ties
Modi and the Amir discussed boosting trade, investments, energy partnerships, and technological collaboration. They also emphasized strengthening people-to-people ties, further cementing the traditional relationship between India and Qatar.
Their discussions also covered key regional and global issues of mutual interest. This high-level visit marks another step in the growing partnership between the two nations.
