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PM to ink extradition treaty with S Arabia
Press Trust of India / Riyadh Feb 22, 2010, 10:37 IST

Issues of security and combating extremism in the region are likely to dominate parleys between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and leaders of Saudi Arabia, who are also expected to sign an extradition treaty during the former's three-day visit to this country later this week.

Singh will lead a high-level delegation of senior ministers, officials and businessmen to Saudi Arabia on February 27, and will hold talks with King Abdullah on a number of bilateral and regional matters of mutual concern.

Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Talmiz Ahmad told the media that the talks will also focus on Palestine, besides the situation in Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen.

"Security cooperation will constitute the basis of our dialogue. Both countries are extremely concerned about the rise of extremism and violence, directly threatening our security," he said.

Ahmed said both India and Saudi Arabia are aware of the connectivity of extremist forces that have sanctuary and safe haven in the Af-Pak border area and are seeking to penetrate other countries of the region, the envoy said.

"India is concerned about the situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia is concerned about the situation in Yemen," he said.

The two countries will sign an extradition treaty, a number of MoUs and agreements on transfer of sentenced persons, scientific and technological cooperation, peaceful use of outer space and cooperation in the IT sector, he said.

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For healthy & inclusive planet with humanity growth requires comfortable agreement through economy, security, natural and human resources. Both countries Saudi Arabia and India to re-intrsopect not part of psychowarefare of US, Israel in sub-continent and Middle East. Indian counter-part has to correct its old profile of Sangh Parivar being first political vehicle in terms of Saudi profile of USA. Indian Muslim do not subscribe to any terror-subject still paying multiple cost for pseudo-secularism, security. Hope both leaders would discuss pragmatic strategy to marginalize differences cropped up to convert Military hype of US/Israeli so that planet could be cohesive and comfortable for next generation.
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