Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for the Netherland in last leg of his three nation visit after completing his two-day US tour. The Prime Minister will reach Amsterdam this evening where he will hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Mr. Mark Rutte. <br/><br/>He will meet with CEOs of Dutch companies and will encourage them to join the Indian growth story. The Prime Minister, will also call on King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and meet Queen Maxima. Mr Modi will also address the Indian community in the country.<br/><br/>Both countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations this year. The Prime Minister is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning concluding his four day tour.Prime minister Narendra Modi's meeting with the Netherlands Prime Minister is expected to cover the entire gamut of bilateral and global issues including economic & trade relations, technical collaborations, climate change reforms in the international institutions, and so on.<br/><br/> Prime Minister Modi will also call on King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima in their palace. India's Ambassador to Netherlands Venu Rajamony has told us that Mr Modi's interaction with the CEOs of Dutch companies will mainly focus on utilisation of their expertise in matters of agriculture, water management, healthcare and finance. <br/><br/><br/>Two MOUs in the areas of water and culture will be signed during the PM's visit. Besides, he will also address Indian diaspora in a community event, before heading back to India in the evening.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for the Netherland in last leg of his three nation visit after completing his two-day US tour. The Prime Minister will reach Amsterdam this evening where he will hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Mr. Mark Rutte. <br/><br/>He will meet with CEOs of Dutch companies and will encourage them to join the Indian growth story. The Prime Minister, will also call on King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and meet Queen Maxima. Mr Modi will also address the Indian community in the country.<br/>Both countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations this year. The Prime Minister is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning concluding his four day tour.<br/>

PM Modi leaves for Netherland in last leg of his 3 nation visit<br/><br/><br/>Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for the Netherland in last leg of his three nation visit after completing his two-day US tour. The Prime Minister will reach Amsterdam this evening where he will hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Mr. Mark Rutte. <br/><br/>He will meet with CEOs of Dutch companies and will encourage them to join the Indian growth story. The Prime Minister, will also call on King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and meet Queen Maxima. Mr Modi will also address the Indian community in the country.<br/>Both countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations this year. The Prime Minister is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning concluding his four day tour.<br/>

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for the Netherland in last leg of his three nation visit after completing his two-day US tour. The Prime Minister will reach Amsterdam this evening where he will hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Mr. Mark Rutte. <br/><br/>He will meet with CEOs of Dutch companies and will encourage them to join the Indian growth story. The Prime Minister, will also call on King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and meet Queen Maxima. Mr Modi will also address the Indian community in the country.<br/>Both countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations this year. The Prime Minister is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning concluding his four day tour.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for the Netherland in his last leg of three nation visit after completing his two-day US tour. The Prime Minister will reach Amsterdam this evening where he will hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Mr. Mark Rutte. <br/><br/>He will also address the Indian community in the Netherlands. Both countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations this year. The Prime Minister is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning concluding his four day tour.