Pak will act as bridge between South Asia and Kabul, hopes Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi leaves for Lahore from Kabul airport. - Narendra Modi arriving in Kabul from a two day visit to Russia.
- Modi who flew in the wee hours from Moscow was received by Afghan National Security Adviser Mohammad Hanif Atmar and deputy Foreign minister Hekmat Karzai. (Photo: Twitter)
- Narendra Modi was accorded a ceremonial welcome after which Ghani warmly received him at presidential palace. (Photo: Twitter)
- Afghan President Ashraf Ghani warmly welcomes Modi as they begin their meeting. (Photo: Twitter)
- "The embrace of a friend, the strength of a true partner," Prez @ashrafghani welcomes PM @narendramodi in Kabul," External Affairs Ministry Spokesman Vikas Swarup tweeted. (Photo: Twitter)
- Afghan President Ashraf Ghani welcomes Modi to the Arg Palace. Modi will be inaugurating the Parliament building and is expected to address the Afghan lawmakers. (Photo: Twitter)
- On his arrival Modi said, "delighted to be in Kabul among friends. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani will discuss a wide range of issues. (Photo: Twitter)
- Modi will also be holding talks with other Afghan leaders, including Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah and former President Hamid Karzai. (Photo: Twitter)
- Modi's talks with Afghan leaders will focus on key bilateral issues including security co-operation and ways to help the war-torn country where India has committed over USD two billion assistance. (Photo: Twitter)
- President Ashraf Ghani lead delegation met Modi for bilateral talks over breakfast at Dilkosha Palace in Kabul. (Photo: Twitter)
- The Parliament building project, which was initially conceived at a cost of USD 45 million, was started by India in 2007 as a mark of friendship and cooperation to help rebuild Afghanistan. In image Narendra Modi inaugurates the new Parliament
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates the "Atal Block" in the new Parliament building of Afghanistan. The Parliament building has been constructed by India at a cost of USD 90 million.
- This building will stand as an enduring symbol of the ties of emotions and values, of affection and aspirations that bind us together, Modi said in his speech.
- He also said that he was humbled and honoured to join Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani and all the MPs to dedicate this new abode of democracy to the Afghan nation. In pics, Narendra Modi with Afghan President and the speakers of the two houses of
- Modi saluted people of Afghanistan for having faith in India and not judge it by others tell them, including about the mysterious Indian consulates, in anotehr veiled dig at Pakistan.
- In his nearly 40-minute address during which he was lustily cheered by the assembled audience on several occasions, Modi also made a veiled reference to Pakistan's reservations about Indian involvement in Afghanistan, saying, there are some who do
- The Prime Minister, who was addressing the Parliament of Afghanistan, paid his tribute to the countless people who laid down their lives for a brighter future of the nation.
- Delivering a speech to the Afghan lawmakers, Narendra Modi lauded Afghanistan for choosing democracy against all challenges faced by them.
- When Afghanistan becomes a haven of peace and a hub for the flow of ideas, commerce, energy and investments in the region, we will all prosper together, says Modi.
- Narendra Modi meets Indian embassy officials in Kabul.
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Narendra Modi leaves for Lahore from Kabul airport.
Pak will act as bridge between South Asia and Kabul, hopes Narendra Modi
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