Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Danish PM Mette Frederiksen as the two governments exchanged Letters of Intent and MoUs in Copenhagen.

During the meeting, PM Frederiksen said Denmark and the entire EU condemn Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

"We made an appeal to take the path of dialogues and strategy for an immediate ceasefire and solution to the problem in Ukraine," PM Modi said.

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PM Modi said: "Our two countries share values of democracy, freedom of expression and the rule of law. Together we both have several complementary strengths."

India's prime minister informed that there are over 200 Danish companies operating in India including in wind power, shipping, consultancy, food processing and engineering.

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"India's infrastructure sector and green industries have a lot of investment opportunities for Danish companies and Danish pension funds," India's prime minister added.

PM Mette asserted that the Ukraine war was discussed with PM Modi while informing that it has "consequences" and "horrible crimes were being committed against Ukraine."

(With inputs from Agencies)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Danish PM Mette Frederiksen as the two governments exchanged Letters of Intent and MoUs in Copenhagen. During the meeting, PM Frederiksen said Denmark and the entire EU condemn Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Danish PM Mette Frederiksen as the two governments exchanged Letters of Intent and MoUs in Copenhagen. During the meeting, PM Frederiksen said Denmark and the entire EU condemn Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. "We made an appeal to take the path of dialogues and strategy for an immediate ceasefire and solution to the problem in Ukraine," PM Modi said. Also Read: ndia concerned about humanitarian impact of Ukraine-Russia war, says PM Modi PM Modi said: "Our two countries share values of democracy, freedom of expression and the rule of law. Together we both have several complementary strengths." India's prime minister informed that there are over 200 Danish companies operating in India including in wind power, shipping, consultancy, food processing and engineering. Watch | PM Modi's Europe Visit: Indian PM arrives in Denmark "India's infrastructure sector and green industries have a lot of investment opportunities for Danish companies and Danish pension funds," India's prime minister added. PM Mette asserted that the Ukraine war was discussed with PM Modi while informing that it has "consequences" and "horrible crimes were being committed against Ukraine." (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

We made an appeal for immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, says PM Modi in Denmark

Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing the Indian diaspora in Berlin said that India has made up its mind and moving forward firmly.

"India knows where it will move and&nbsp;when will we move and upto which stage," the prime minister said in Berlin.&nbsp;

"Today's young generation&nbsp;wants fast development," he said to rapturous applause from the Indian diaspora.

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"I am very fortunate that today I am here in Germany and I am meeting the Indian community here," he said.

"Now India won't waste time, Indians have realised the value of time and we understand what to do at the right time," the Indian prime minister said, adding, "India understands the importance of a stable government for development."

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"We are celebrating the 75th year of our independence this year. I am the first PM to be born in independent India," he told the diaspora.

"India is moving step-by-step towards the heights it desires to reach when it celebrates 100 years of independence," the prime minister asserted.

"Foreign rule had stomped on the self-confidence of Indians year after year, there was only one way to compensate for it - pump up self-confidence and pride in every citizen of India once again," the Indian prime minister said while informing the diaspora that "it is essential to have faith in the government."

"While reforming the country, we are also transforming our country. For reformation of the country, we need the participation of the citizens."

"While&nbsp;the world is facing food security threat,&nbsp;Indian farmers have come&nbsp;forward and become food suppliers," he said.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing the Indian diaspora in Berlin said that India has made up its mind and moving forward firmly. "India knows where it will move and when will we move and upto which stage," the prime minister said in Berlin.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing the Indian diaspora in Berlin said that India has made up its mind and moving forward firmly. "India knows where it will move and when will we move and upto which stage," the prime minister said in Berlin. "Today's young generation wants fast development," he said to rapturous applause from the Indian diaspora. Also Read: India concerned about humanitarian impact of Ukraine-Russia war, says PM Modi in Berlin "I am very fortunate that today I am here in Germany and I am meeting the Indian community here," he said. "Now India won't waste time, Indians have realised the value of time and we understand what to do at the right time," the Indian prime minister said, adding, "India understands the importance of a stable government for development." Watch: Indian PM Modi holds talks with German Chancellor Scholz "We are celebrating the 75th year of our independence this year. I am the first PM to be born in independent India," he told the diaspora. "India is moving step-by-step towards the heights it desires to reach when it celebrates 100 years of independence," the prime minister asserted. "Foreign rule had stomped on the self-confidence of Indians year after year, there was only one way to compensate for it - pump up self-confidence and pride in every citizen of India once again," the Indian prime minister said while informing the diaspora that "it is essential to have faith in the government." "While reforming the country, we are also transforming our country. For reformation of the country, we need the participation of the citizens." "While the world is facing food security threat, Indian farmers have come forward and become food suppliers," he said. (With inputs from Agencies) Watch WION LIVE Here

We understand what to do at the right time, PM Modi to Indian diaspora in Berlin

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with German Chancellor&nbsp;Olaf Scholz&nbsp;in Berlin on Monday.

"Germany is a key economic partner," India's prime minister said as he met the German leader.

On the Ukraine-Russian conflict, India's prime minister said: "No party will emerge as victories in this war. We are for peace."

Prime Minister Modi said, "India is concerned about the humanitarian impact of this war."

On the post-Covid era, PM Modi asserted that India has the highest economic growth and it will become a "pillar of recovery."

India's prime minister while addressing a press conference said: "We have signed a trade agreement with UAR and Australia and we are making quick progress with EU as well."

Chancellor Sholz while welcoming the Indian prime minister informed that over 7,000 Indian students are studying in German universities.&nbsp;

The Chancellor appealed to President Putin to end the Ukraine war. "We all agree that the border should not be exchanged. We must ensure a better future by not putting wars against each other," he said.

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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Monday. "Germany is a key economic partner," India's prime minister said as he met the German leader.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Monday. "Germany is a key economic partner," India's prime minister said as he met the German leader. On the Ukraine-Russian conflict, India's prime minister said: "No party will emerge as victories in this war. We are for peace." Prime Minister Modi said, "India is concerned about the humanitarian impact of this war." On the post-Covid era, PM Modi asserted that India has the highest economic growth and it will become a "pillar of recovery." India's prime minister while addressing a press conference said: "We have signed a trade agreement with UAR and Australia and we are making quick progress with EU as well." Chancellor Sholz while welcoming the Indian prime minister informed that over 7,000 Indian students are studying in German universities. The Chancellor appealed to President Putin to end the Ukraine war. "We all agree that the border should not be exchanged. We must ensure a better future by not putting wars against each other," he said. (With inputs from Agencies) Watch WION LIVE Here

India concerned about humanitarian impact of Ukraine-Russia war, says PM Modi in Berlin

PM Modi arrived in Berlin on Friday night on the German leg of his European tour which included visits to Sweden and UK.

The prime minister met German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the German Chancellery in Berlin. The two heads of the state will sit down for dinner later tonight.

Earlier, the PM Modi joined other heads of government for the leaders' retreat at Windsor Castle, which concluded the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in the UK.

The closed-door meetings in Windsor comprised the informal segment of CHOGM, where the leaders meet without any pre-set agenda and without the presence of their close aides.

The retreat marks an end to the week-long summit in Britain, which started on Monday with forums on the theme of business, women, youth and civil society.

Prime Minister Modi addressed the second plenary of the executive session, during which he reiterated India's focus on small island developing nations of the organisation and delivering "demand-driven, rather than donor-driven" assistance to the organisation's smaller member states.

Earlier, the PM Modi joined other heads of government for the leaders' retreat at Windsor Castle

PM Modi arrived in Berlin on Friday night on the German leg of his European tour which included visits to Sweden and UK. The prime minister met German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the German Chancellery in Berlin. The two heads of the state will sit down for dinner later tonight. Earlier, the PM Modi joined other heads of government for the leaders' retreat at Windsor Castle, which concluded the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in the UK. The closed-door meetings in Windsor comprised the informal segment of CHOGM, where the leaders meet without any pre-set agenda and without the presence of their close aides. The retreat marks an end to the week-long summit in Britain, which started on Monday with forums on the theme of business, women, youth and civil society. Prime Minister Modi addressed the second plenary of the executive session, during which he reiterated India's focus on small island developing nations of the organisation and delivering "demand-driven, rather than donor-driven" assistance to the organisation's smaller member states.

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