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PM calls his meeting with Charles Michel 'fruitful

| | Mar 31, 2016, at 02:03 am
Brussels, Mar 30 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said his meeting with Belgian PM Charles Michel was 'fruitful'.

"Extensive & fruitful discussions with PM @CharlesMichel. We are committed to stronger India-Belgium ties," Modi tweeted.

He said: "Reiterated to PM @CharlesMichel that in this time of crisis, India stands in complete solidarity with the people of Belgium."

Belgium was hit by terrorists attacks last week.

"Combination of Belgian capacities & India's economic growth can create wonderful opportunities & benefit the world," Modi said.

Modi is currently visiting Belgium.

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