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Prime Minister reaches Netherlands on the last leg of his three-nation tour

| | Jun 27, 2017, at 08:16 pm
New Delhi, Jun 27 (IBNS): Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the Netherlands on Tuesday after a much publicised visit to the United States and meeting with the US President Donald Trump.

"Landed in the Netherlands. This is a visit of immense importance, which will lead to cementing ties with a valued friend." -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted upon his arrival.

The PM reached Amsterdam, the capital of Netherlands, on Tuesday, on the final leg of his three nation tour.

At the airport, he was received by Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Bert Koenders.

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