Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said Netherlands is a natural partner in India's development. In a joint press statement along with his Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte during his Netherlands tour, Mr Modi said, Netherlands has emerged as the third largest source of FDI during last three years.<br/>Expressing that his Netherlands tour comes at a time when the two countries are celebrating 70 years of diplomatic relations, Mr Modi said the two countries have centuries old relations and are together progressing ahead steadily. Stressing that today world is interdependent and interconnected, he said, India & Netherlands have convergence of views on the global issues. <br/>Prime minister is now having an informal discussion with his Dutch counterpart on a wide range of issues. Earlier, he was received by Dutch prime minister at his official residence 'Catshuis'. AIR correspondent reports, there will be signing of two MOUs in areas of water management and cultural exchanges. Prime Minister Modi will also call on King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima in their palace. Mr Modi will interact with the CEOs of some Dutch companies inviting them to utilize the vast opportunities provided by his 'Make in India' initiative. Besides, he will also address Indian diaspora in a community event, before heading back to India in the evening. <br/><br/>