Historic arrival in Kuwait
Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Kuwait on a historic two-day visit, marking the first time in 43 years that an Indian Prime Minister visited the Gulf nation. His arrival symbolised the strengthening of India-Kuwait ties, aiming to enhance cooperation in diverse sectors. (Image source: PTI)
Warm welcome by Kuwaiti officials
Upon his arrival, PM Modi was warmly received at the airport by Sheikh Fahad Yousef Saud Al-Sabah, Kuwait's First deputy Prime Minister and minister of defence and interior, alongside foreign minister Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya and other dignitaries, underscoring the significance of his visit. (Image source: PTI)
Indian diaspora's enthusiastic reception
The vibrant Indian diaspora in Kuwait enthusiastically welcomed PM Modi at a hotel in Kuwait City. They expressed their admiration for his leadership and celebrated his visit as a moment of pride for the community. (Image source: ANI)
Celebrating culture through performances
PM Modi enjoyed a cultural performance by Indian artists, showcasing the rich heritage of India. The artists described it as a proud and unforgettable moment, as the Prime Minister applauded their efforts. (Image source: ANI)
Meeting translators of Indian epics
During his visit, PM Modi met Abdullateef Alnesef and Abdullah Baron, who translated and published the Mahabharata and Ramayana in Arabic. The Prime Minister praised their work for building a cultural bridge between India and the Arab world. (Image source: PTI)
Heartfelt interaction with retired IFS officer
PM Modi shared an emotional moment with 101-year-old retired IFS officer Mangal Sain Handa. Recalling his contributions to India, the Prime Minister expressed deep respect for Handa’s legacy, touching the hearts of the Indian community. (Image source: PTI)
Welcomed at Gulf Spic Labour Camp
PM Modi visited the Gulf Spic Labour Camp, where workers extended a heartfelt welcome. The visit highlighted his commitment to connecting with the Indian workforce abroad and addressing their contributions to India-Kuwait relations. (Image source: PTI)
Interactive session with workers
Interacting with workers at the Gulf Spic Labour Camp, PM Modi lauded their hard work and emphasised their role in strengthening bilateral ties. He reassured them of India’s continuous support and engagement with its diaspora. (Image source: PTI)
Sharing moments over snacks
PM Modi shared a light moment with workers at the Gulf Spic Labour Camp, enjoying snacks and casual conversations. This gesture highlighted his approachable and empathetic leadership style. (Image source: PTI)
Unity at Hala Modi event
PM Modi attended the grand ‘Hala Modi’ community event at the Sheikh Saad Al Abdullah Sports Complex. The event showcased the unity of the Indian diaspora and celebrated the strong cultural ties between India and Kuwait. (Image source: PTI)
Addressing 'mini Hindustan' at event
Addressing the audience at the ‘Hala Modi’ event, PM Modi said, “In the decades to come, India and Kuwait will be partners in prosperity. Our shared goals of innovation and growth align to build a brighter future.” He also acknowledged the diaspora as “mini Hindustan,” reflecting the diverse yet united representation of India. (Image source: PTI)