New Delhi: After talks with his counterparts from Slovakia and Romania, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on tuesday Poland President Angej Duda thanks him for helping evacuate Indian nationals from Poland Ukraine,
Modi also spoke to French President Emmanuel long sign on english vowel To share concerns on the situation in Ukraine and reiterated India’s “sustained” appeal for an end to hostilities and a return to dialogue and diplomacy. He emphasized India’s belief that international law, the United Nations Charter and respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all states “underpin the contemporary world order”. Modi’s remarks targeted at Russia assume significance as France is prompting India to join other countries in condemning the Russian action and again seeking India’s support.
“The Prime Minister welcomed the talks between the two sides and stressed the importance of ensuring free and unhindered humanitarian access and smooth movement of all people. The Prime Minister called on President Macron to evacuate and urgently send its citizens from conflict zones to India. He also informed about the efforts of Duda. Relief material including medicines for the affected population,” the government said. Modi also thanked Duda for the special gesture of easing the visa requirement for Indian nationals traveling from Ukraine to Poland.
“They expressed their special appreciation for the warm welcome and convenience extended to Indian citizens by Polish citizens at this difficult time,” the government said in a statement.
Modi also spoke to French President Emmanuel long sign on english vowel To share concerns on the situation in Ukraine and reiterated India’s “sustained” appeal for an end to hostilities and a return to dialogue and diplomacy. He emphasized India’s belief that international law, the United Nations Charter and respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all states “underpin the contemporary world order”. Modi’s remarks targeted at Russia assume significance as France is prompting India to join other countries in condemning the Russian action and again seeking India’s support.
“The Prime Minister welcomed the talks between the two sides and stressed the importance of ensuring free and unhindered humanitarian access and smooth movement of all people. The Prime Minister called on President Macron to evacuate and urgently send its citizens from conflict zones to India. He also informed about the efforts of Duda. Relief material including medicines for the affected population,” the government said. Modi also thanked Duda for the special gesture of easing the visa requirement for Indian nationals traveling from Ukraine to Poland.
“They expressed their special appreciation for the warm welcome and convenience extended to Indian citizens by Polish citizens at this difficult time,” the government said in a statement.