Palestine has all the support by India : Modi

Delhi: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India wants to see the sovereign, united, independent Palestine and that the country needs peaceful coexistence with Israel. They will provide continuous assistance for these. He held talks with the Palestinian President Mohammad Abbas on Tuesday. Modi wanted to restore talks between the Palestinian-Israeli sides in a comprehensive solution. After the discussion, the two leaders signed five agreements. He then spoke at a joint press conference. Modi will visit Israel in July. This is the first time that the Indian Prime Minister is to go there. Modi's remarks have taken place in the context of growing intimacy between India and Israel.

India's key role: Abbas thanks to India's solidarity with the Palestinian claim. He said India can not play a vital role in resolving the crisis between Israel and Palastina. In their case, India is more popular than other friendly countries. Modi said he discussed various issues including peace processes in the Middle East and Middle East with Abbas. Political discussions, he said, would have to find solutions to the challenges of the West Asia in peaceful ways. Visa exceptions to diplomatic passports, Participation in cooperatives in agriculture, IT-electronics, health, youth affairs and sports fields have been signed. Modi said that India is committed to becoming a "useful development partner" for Palestine and that these agreements will contribute to strengthening cooperation.

A portrait of Modi, a memorandum written in the Arabic language as a gift to Abbas Prime. Modi has described this as an invaluable gift for their sweetheart relationships.