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DOHA: Visit of Minister of State for External Affairs, Shri V. Muraleedharan to the State of Qatar
DOHA: Minister of State for External Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs, Shri V. Muraleedharan will pay his first official visit to the State of Qatar from 08-10 May 2022. During the visit, MoS will hold discussions with his counterpart H.E. Mr. Soltan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi, State Minister for Foreign Affairs and H.E. Mr. Hassan bin Abdulla Al-Ghanim, Speaker of the Shura Coucil and other Qatari dignitaries.
MoS will also meet a wide cross-section of Indian community in Qatar, including those working in areas of community welfare, business, health, culture, education, engineering, accountancy and Indian veterans. He will be participating in Labour Day celebrations with the blue collar workers from India. The Indian community will host a reception and a cultural event to mark Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav during the visit of MOS.
The visit of the Minister of State for External Affairs would add to the momentum of the multifaceted bilateral cooperation. Both countries share excellent bilateral relations ranging across – political, economic, defence, cultural and educational fields, which have further strengthened in the past few years. The leadership of both countries has maintained close contact during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Qatar is home to over 700,000 Indians. The bilateral trade crossed $15 billion in FY 2021-22 and Qatar’s investments into India have increased five folds over the past two years. Both countries will be celebrating the golden jubilee of the establishment of full diplomatic relations in 2023.