After 27 years, the Indian President will come to Portugal, and the Darabadi Murmu will come to two countries

President Thrubadi Murmu leaves on April 7 on a four -day foreign tour. The first two days are the official guest in Portugal and Slovakia on April 9-10 April 7-8. He goes to Portugal at the invitation of Portugal President Marcello Rebello de Suza.

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India and Portugal Relationships

Sachin Danme Lal from the Western Ministry of the Indian Foreign Ministry told the media that about 27 years later, the Indian President’s Portugal arrived. Earlier in 1998, K.R. Narayanan went to Portugal. When India and Portugal are completing their diplomatic relations, Thiru RA Padi Murmu goes to Murmu.

Which issues will be discussed

The RA Pathi Murmu will hold a high -representative meeting with the president of Portugal. In addition, he will meet with the prime minister of Portugal and the parliamentary leader. Danme Lal said that relations between India and Portugal are historical and old and that both are mutual support in many areas. It is believed that this journey will be further strengthened. The President will also meet the diaspora Indians living in Portugal.

The RA will go to Murmu Slovakia

Danme Lal said that on April 9, Slovakia would reach Slovakia at the invitation of Peter Peligrini. There he will hold bilateral talks with both the President and the Prime Minister. He will meet the spokesman of the Slovakia National Council. Lal said the two countries were members of the EU. Recently, top representatives of the EU visited India. Although the European Union has jointly compromised with India in every important sector, the union countries are making compromises associated with mutual interests with India.

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