Qatar PM hosts banquet in Modi's honour after meeting


Doha, Jun 4 (IANS) : Following their bilateral meeting, Qatari Prime Minister Abdullah Bin Nasser Bin Khalifa Al Thani on Saturday evening held a banquet in honour of his visiting Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

"First day in Doha ends with a meeting with PM Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Al Thani who also holds banquet in PM's honour," External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted.

Earlier on Saturday, in a special gesture, the Qatari Prime Minister received Modi at the Doha airport.

Soon after his arrival here, Modi visited a medical camp organised for Indian workers in this Gulf nation and promised all support to them. Of the around 630,000 expatriate Indians in Qatar, many are blue collar workers.

Modi's visit - in the second leg of his five nation tour after Afghanistan - is the first to Qatar by an Indian Prime Minister since Manmohan Singh in 2008.

On Sunday, he will begin his engagements in Qatar with a meeting with business leaders following which he will hold a restricted meeting with Emir Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani.

After Qatar, Modi will go to Switzerland, the US and Mexico.

  

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Frazer Town,B'lore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Easy to enter into treaties but too difficult to maintain them

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  • Owin, Muscat

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    He was far better than ur highly educated chaiwala

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  • vivek, hirebyle/ Abu dhabi

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    The High Profile people around Gulf may feel like Snubbed by Modi..as he visiting Labor camp and joining with Blue color workers even for Gimmick...this move by a Clever leader is like 100 Sins equal to 1 Holy dip in Ganga....

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  • bhuvan, kavoor

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    dear haters, pls go to other countries and know about modi.

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Which countries you have visited ?????? to know the purana of Feku

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  • bhuvan, kavoor

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    oh these dumb haters.read it again..staying here i know what modi is..

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Dumb people can not comment like you...... If you know Modi, Then try to know the present life /living condition of Vajpayee

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Is it essential to visit all countries and know the outcome of prime minister's visit.
    In which world are you residing..when digital environment all over..to have quick access in all matter.

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  • Praveen, kulshekar

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    is Somalia OK

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  • bhuvan, kavoor

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    ok.samadana aanda? good.

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  • Praveen, kulshekar

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Somalia pudaar deppunaga chali patthija?

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Modi should sit with NRI's and listen to their problems... Before taking the bowl in the hand , he should solve their problems,,, In Saudi feku had no time to discuss NRI problems.....How many are languishing in jails.....

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  • Madhu, Mlre

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Time for Pseudos to omit venom.Omit all your venom by commenting against Modi.Don't keep stock of venom because u all going to prove wrong in near future.Well done and doing great Modiji.Keep up the good work and your hard work definitely help India to become super power.Let the dogs bark.

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Absolutely no necessity to go to Qatar. India will not shine a Prime Minister is on a luxurious pleasure world tours. Required developments inside India.

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  • sid, mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Burnol ki stock hai na !!

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  • UMMAR, MANGALORE

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    NICE TRIP MODIJI , KUCH BENIFIT HO NA HO BT THU THO MAZA HE MAZA

    WE WIL PAY THE TICKET THRU TAX

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Congrats on continuation bilateral relations.
    If the World today respects any Indian dignitary, it is not because of his/ her own credit but the long standing strong Indian History and the contribution of the Indians spread all over the earth.
    The world utilized Indians for their best and progressed together.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru/ Bengaluru

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Historic moment for the large Indian diaspora in Qatar!

    This visit will uphold India's territorial rights as the largest ethnic communities amongst all GCC nations. Qatar will contribute on a bigger share to India's progress. Great initiative by the Indian Govt!

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  • Ilyas, Qatar

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    History ab uwa nahi 19 tak hojayenge our be country's janekeliye baki yena yar

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  • Peter, Bangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    After Khadse's corruption charges.. Some refreshment for bhakts.

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  • Madhu, Mlre

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Corruption charges are not new in politics.Cong and its allies only fit for point fingers to other ,not able to prove any single charge.Corrupt people should be put behind bars irrespective of parties they belongs. In corruption nobody will beat the one family party and its allies.

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Dear Madhu, Mlre,

    Nagesh Nayak Bangalore has preserved few coffins for TOP BJP LEADERS purchased from USA on commissions for the Kargil war soldiers.

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Mr.Joseph Gonsalves,
    If you don't know the subject better avoid it..instead of telling wrong.
    It's earlier government who fixed rate of coffins and latter on purchased by next government due to fluctuation of prices which is delayed. Present government already refused to take the coffins but latter on negotiation flown to the country due to ongoing kargil war.

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    World stand with modiji..
    When 20% people in India will change..???
    Chodo Kal Ki Baathe..Kal Ki Baathe Purani...Modiji's visit to many countries to have support in regard to himalayan state.

    India will benefit with Qatar by securing more of gas.

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  • Peter, Bangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    BJP vote share is only 31% !

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  • hemanth, bangalore

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Congress rules barely 6% of India !!!

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  • Owin, Muscat

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    Happy holidays

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  • indian, india

    Sun, Jun 05 2016

    "happy holidays" for
    Manamohana king?

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