Prime Minister Narendra Modi's potential visit to Israel is under speculation, with suggested dates of February 24-25, although no official announcement has been made yet.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is rumored to be planning a visit to Israel, which could mark his first trip to the country since his historic visit in 2017 that strengthened the bilateral ties between India and Israel. The suggested dates for this visit are February 24-25, though the official confirmation from the Ministry of External Affairs is still pending. The visit is expected to reinforce the strong alliance between the two nations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has mentioned the possible visit, stating, "Narendra Modi is coming to Israel next week." He emphasized the strength of the relationship between India and Israel, expressing a desire to discuss various forms of collaboration during Modi's prospective visit. Netanyahu's remarks highlight the growing popularity of Israel in India and the importance of continued cooperation, particularly in areas of mutual interest.
Moreover, Israeli Ambassador to India, Ron Malka, had previously confirmed the invitation extended to PM Modi, indicating that preparations for the visit are underway, although an official announcement regarding the dates has yet to be made. The anticipation surrounding this visit reflects the significance of India-Israel relations and their potential for further development in the future, particularly given the historical context of Modi's previous engagement with Israel in 2017.
