UAE- India relations - Revision history

Jyoti: /* Comparing India with Pakistan */

2023-10-12T19:11:21Z

‎Comparing India with Pakistan

Jyoti: /* Comparing India with Pakistan */

2021-04-01T12:59:40Z

‎Comparing India with Pakistan

Jyoti: /* 2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE */

2020-12-17T11:52:44Z

‎2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE

Jyoti: /* 2020/ Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa */

2020-10-15T14:32:41Z

‎2020/ Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa

Jyoti: /* 2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE */

2020-10-15T14:32:23Z

‎2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE

Pdewan: /* 6 reasons why UAE and India grew closer */

2018-12-06T13:46:11Z

‎6 reasons why UAE and India grew closer

Pdewan: /* 2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE */

2018-12-06T13:28:56Z

‎2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE

Pdewan: /* Deepening ties */

2018-12-06T13:15:43Z

‎Deepening ties

Pdewan: /* Head of General Security's tweets */

2018-12-06T12:52:41Z

‎Head of General Security's tweets

Pdewan: /* A comparison with Pakistan */

2018-12-06T12:50:28Z

‎A comparison with Pakistan

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 Modi said that the government’s move will end the isolation that had kept Jammu & Kashmir underdeveloped “to serve the vested interests of a few.” Modi asked NRI businessmen in Bahrain to direct their investments to J&K and Ladakh.
-The Bahrain government has taken a tough stand on Pakistanis who were demonstrating against the Indian decision to rescind Art 370 at a protest rally in Manama. After talks with the King, Modi will also witness the formal beginning of the re-development of the temple of Shreenathji, the oldest in the Gulf region, on Sunday. PTI
+The Bahrain government has taken a tough stand on Pakistanis who were demonstrating against the Indian decision to rescind Art 370 at a protest rally in Manama. After talks with the King, Modi will also witness the formal beginning of the re-development of the temple of Shreenathji, the oldest in the Gulf region. PTI
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+[[Category:India|U UAE- INDIA RELATIONSUAE- INDIA RELATIONSUAE- INDIA RELATIONS
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+[[Category:Pakistan|U UAE- INDIA RELATIONSUAE- INDIA RELATIONSUAE- INDIA RELATIONS
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 =See also=
 [[Extradition_of_criminals:_India ]]

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-== Head of General Security's tweets==
+==Head of General Security's tweets==
 [https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/in-tweets-a-senior-dubai-cop-praises-indians-bashes-pakistanis/articleshow/63607962.cms  Shailaja Neelakantan, In tweets, a senior Dubai cop praises Indians, bashes Pakistanis, April 4, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
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 He added that Pakistanis were a "danger" to the Gulf region.
 "Pakistanis pose a dangerous threat to Gulf societies because of the drugs they bring in to our countries. We must impose strict procedures at the entrances [of our countries]," tweeted Khalfan.
 =See also=
 [[Extradition_of_criminals:_India ]]

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	The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.		The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.
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		+	==2019: India, UAE join hands to work in Africa==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2019%2F07%2F10&entity=Ar01507&sk=1770507A&mode=text July 10, 2019: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	India and UAE agreed to work together in third countries, particularly in Africa, in what signals a deepening relationship that has been stewarded by PM Narendra Modi.
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		+	The discussions between Modi and the visiting UAE foreign minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan saw the Indian leader commit to take ties to new heights. Al Nahyan, who arrived here on Sunday, held talks with external affairs minister S Jaishankar.
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		+	Al Nahyan’s visit comes just after the new Modi government has taken office. UAE has grown to become India’s close ally in the Gulf and, along with Saudi Arabia, has been a breakthrough for Indian diplomacy.
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		+	With increasing defence and security relations India and UAE may find avenues for greater cooperation in the current situation. With India having to turn off the tap for Iranian oil, UAE and Saudi Arabia have been increasing oil supplies to India. Increasingly, Indian warships are patrolling the Gulf of Oman and Strait of Hormuz to provide security to Indian ships. Al Nahyan would have also briefed the Indian government about the UAE’s withdrawal from the war in Yemen, which has caused them enormous reputational damage.
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		+	According to an official readout, the two foreign ministers discussed bilateral and regional matters. The two countries “agreed to build on these growing strategic links as well as further their trilateral cooperation initiatives, especially in Africa.”
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		+	Modi told the UAE minister that India and UAE would work together in trade and economy, energy, tourism and people-topeople contacts.
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	==2020: Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa==		==2020: Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa==

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 The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.
-==2020/ Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa==
+==2020: Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa==
 [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2020%2F03%2F07&entity=Ar02615&sk=FA56CE4F&mode=text  Naomi Canton, British judge finds Indian military helped in capture of Dubai princess, March 7, 2020: ''The Times of India'']
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← Older revision		Revision as of 14:32, 15 October 2020
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	The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.		The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.
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		+	==2020/ Indian military helped capture Princess Latifa==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2020%2F03%2F07&entity=Ar02615&sk=FA56CE4F&mode=text Naomi Canton, British judge finds Indian military helped in capture of Dubai princess, March 7, 2020: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	A UK family court has found that Indian military forces conducted a “seaborne assault” to capture Princess Latifa from a yacht off the coast of India on the instructions of her father, the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, when she was trying to escape living with him.
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		+	The judgment of Andrew McFarlane in the family division of the London high court, published on Thursday, said that Latifa departed from Dubai via Oman in a dinghy on February 24, 2018. As the yacht neared the Indian coast, Indian commandos stormed the vessel and captured the princess and crew, witnesses have said. The judge found the claims credible.
		+	McFarlane has relied on a one-hour video recording made by Latifa in February 2018 and sworn evidence from Tiina Jauhiainen, a Finnish capoeira instructor who befriended Latifa in 2010 and was on board with her when she was captured alongside Frenchman Herve Jaubert.
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		+	“Jauhiainen describes being totally terrified and frightened to death. At one stage, Jauhiainen saw Latifa lying face down on the floor with her hands bound. According to Jauhiainen, the Indian servicemen kept shouting ‘Who is Latifa?” McFarlane noted.
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		+	“After some time an Arabic man was brought on board who identified Latifa. Latifa was shouting that the Indian forces were breaking international law. She was simply ignored,” said Jauhiainen.
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		+	“The description does not give any indication that this was a ‘rescue’ rather than a ‘capture’,” McFarlane ruled.
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 ==6 reasons why UAE and India grew closer==
 [https://gulfnews.com/uae/6-reasons-why-uae-and-india-are-closer-than-ever-before-1.2170720     Chiranjib Sengupta, Hub Editor |6 reasons why UAE and India are closer than ever before | February 08, 2018 | Gulf News]
 It is a reminder that both countries have leapfrogged in terms of global reputation and foreign policy
 When Narendra Modi visited the UAE in August 2015, it was after 34 years an Indian prime minister last visited the country. The last Indian prime minister who visited the country before Modi was Indira Gandhi in 1981.
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 Foreign trade and the oil and gas sectors were the fulcrum of bilateral relations in the decades preceding the end of the oil era boom. But since then, the UAE has pursued an aggressive strategy of diversifying its economy, and its relations with India have benefited as a result.
- “If we go back to 1982, ''' foreign trade ''' figures between the UAE and India were at $182 million. In 2016-17, those numbers stood at $53 billion,” said Ahmed Al Banna, UAE Ambassador to India.
+“If we go back to 1982, ''' foreign trade ''' figures between the UAE and India were at $182 million. In 2016-17, those numbers stood at $53 billion,” said Ahmed Al Banna, UAE Ambassador to India.
 “The focus of bilateral relations have now diversified to include many new sectors after the official visits of Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed and Modi — such as IT, space tech, tourism, defence manufacturing and renewable energy,” he said.
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 A further proposal to grant all Emirati passport holders visa-free entry to India is being raised with appropriate authorities, Al Banna said. The result is greater people-to-people interaction between the two countries — whether it is Indian tourists seeking a glimpse of the sea, sands and Burj Khalifa in the UAE, or Emiratis travelling to India for education, investments, medical treatment or simply on a vacation.
 ==2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE==

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 Other MoUs signed are on bilateral cooperation in road transport and highways sector, cooperation in preventing and combating human trafficking, cooperation in the field of small and medium enterprises and innovation, agriculture and allied sectors, mutual exemption of entry visa requirements to the holders of diplomatic, special and official passports, trade remedial measures to promote cooperation in areas of mutual interest, cooperation in energy efficiency services, cooperation on programme exchange between Prasar Bharati and Emirates News Agency (WAM), and on technology development and cooperation in cyberspace.
 ==2018: Runaway Princess Latifa’s repatriation to the UAE==
 [[File: Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum.jpg| Her Highness princess Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum|frame|500px]]
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 The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.
 =Indian Community =
 ==As in 2017==

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 ==2017: Agreements==
 [http://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2017/jan/25/india-uae-sign-comprehensive-strategic-partnership-and-13-other-agreements-1563427.html  India, UAE sign Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and 13 other agreements, 25th January 2017 : The Indian Express]
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 The extradition is all the more significant as Michel is a British citizen and the UAE had earlier dismissed requests that as a British national, he could not be sent to India. The deepened strategic relationship that has grown between the UAE and India, helmed by Prime Narendra Modi Modi and the UAE's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed also played a big role.
 =Comparing India with Pakistan=

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:52, 6 December 2018
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	He added that Pakistanis were a "danger" to the Gulf region.		He added that Pakistanis were a "danger" to the Gulf region.
	"Pakistanis pose a dangerous threat to Gulf societies because of the drugs they bring in to our countries. We must impose strict procedures at the entrances [of our countries]," tweeted Khalfan.		"Pakistanis pose a dangerous threat to Gulf societies because of the drugs they bring in to our countries. We must impose strict procedures at the entrances [of our countries]," tweeted Khalfan.
		+	=See also=
		+	[[Extradition_of_criminals:_India ]]