India, Netherlands reaffirm commitment to combat terrorism
After meeting with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met with the Dutch CEOs and spoke about reform initiatives of Government of India over the last 3 years.Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Gopal Baglay tweeted, "PM: Govt's reforms seek 2 enhance ease of doing biz & bring standards at par w global standards. 7000 reforms, real estate, defence, etc FDI."Baglay said that Prime Minister Modi was focusing on trade, technology and investment during the meeting with CEOs."Focussing on trade, technology and investment. PM @narendramodi and @MinPres interacted with top Dutch CEOs," he tweeted.Stressing that pension funds are especially welcome to India, the Prime Minister stated that water is a prime sector for cooperation; irrigation & conservation.Calling on the CEOs present to pitch their investments in India, Prime Minister Modi said that India a land of opportunities, adding that the Indian Government's reforms seek to .
The 2 countries are celebrating 70 years of the establishment of Indo-Dutch diplomatic relations
He will meet with CEOs of Dutch companies and 'will encourage them to join the Indian growth story.'
A total of 28 parties, and 1,114 candidates joined the race for the 150 seats
This will benefit Jet Airways and KLM, which currently fly between India and Amsterdam
Only 14 of the total of 150 MP's supported the motion for a 'Nexit' referendum