During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jeddah on Tuesday, India and Saudi Arabia are anticipated to  subscribe at least six Memoranda of Understanding( MoUs), with addresses ongoing to finalize  fresh agreements, sources revealed. Modi is also  listed to meet Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman to  bandy  crucial matters, including the Hajj passage  share for Indian citizens. 

 The two nations are set to  subscribe agreements in areas  similar as space, energy, health, scientific  exploration, culture, and advanced technology. officers noted that over a dozen MoUs were being  bandied, with some anticipated to be  inked at the  sanctioned  position. sweats are also underway to conclude  fresh trade, investment, and defence pacts ahead of Modi’s  appearance. 

 Modi’s visit marks the first by an Indian  high minister to Jeddah in four decades. Indian Ambassador Suhel Ajaz Khan  stressed Jeddah’s  literal  significance in trade and its  part as a gateway to Mecca. India’s Hajj  share for 2025 has increased to  175,025, though nearly  42,000 may miss the passage due to detainments by  stint drivers. Modi and the Crown Prince willco-chair the Strategic Partnership Council’s alternate meeting. 

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