India and Iran signed nine agreements including trade and investment, elimination of double taxation, simplification of visa rules and imprisonment of extradition treaty. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President in New Delhi on Saturday. In the presence of Hasan Rouhani, the agreement was signed between the two countries.
During this time, Narendra Modi aimed to increase cooperation in defense, security, trade, investment and energy. Hassan talks with Rouhani.
The meeting between the two leaders also discussed the regional situation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after the meeting between the two countries, "I went to Tehran in 2016". Now that you came here, our relationship has been strengthened. Both countries are keen to increase mutual cooperation. We want to increase partnership in energy sector. Apart from this, willing to increase the ancient mutual cooperation of centuries. Dr. The relations between the two countries will be strengthened through Rouhani's visit.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said both countries want to see this area free of terrorism. We want to see our neighboring country Afghanistan as peaceful and prosperous.
On the other hand, Iran's President. Hassan Rouhani said that he got many love from the Indian government. That is why I am grateful to the citizens and the government here. The relations between the two countries are far ahead of trade and commerce. It is related to history.
He further said that their country wants to strengthen old cultural and historical ties with India. We would like to start the railway communication between the two countries. The development of the port of Ch'baara will continue.
Iranian President Dr. Narendra Modi on the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Hasan Rouhani came to India on Thursday. On Thursday, he arrived in Tehran from Hyderabad. After reaching there two days, the Indian capital on Saturday reached New Delhi.
He was officially welcomed at the President's Palace today by President Ramnath Kobind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.