PM Narendra Modi Foreign Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was on a tour of five countries between 16 and 17 May, has now left for Gutenberg, Sweden after concluding his tour from Netherlands. He will stay here from 17 to 18 May. Netherlands PM Rob Jetton also reached the airport to see off PM Modi. PM Modi has shared a video of this period.

Apart from this, he has also released many pictures of his tour to Netherlands. At Schiphol Airport in the Netherlands, PM Jetten came with his entire delegation to meet Prime Minister Modi and bid him a warm farewell. In such a situation, the tour of Netherlands is being considered successful in a way. After this, PM Modi will stay in Sweden from 17 to 18 May for his further visit. Modi has gone here on the invitation of Sweden’s PM Ulf Christerson.

#WATCH | Netherlands: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen off by Rob Jetten, PM of the Netherlands, at the Schiphol Airport.

PM Modi will travel to Gothenburg, Sweden, on May 17-18 at the invitation of Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

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PM Modi shared many pictures of his trip

While posting on X, PM Modi wrote that one such area in which Netherlands has done pioneering work. That is, water resources. The whole world can learn a lot from him.

Apart from this, he said that this morning (17 May 2026) I got the opportunity to visit Afsluitdijk and understand the main features of this project. I am grateful to PM Rob Jetton for coming here with me.

Modi said that we are working on bringing modern technology to India. Its objective is to help in irrigation, flood control and expansion of inland waterways network. I am sharing some more glimpses of this journey.

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Many achievements have been achieved from semiconductor

PM Modi has achieved many achievements during this journey. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India and the Netherlands have launched a strategic partnership framework to promote relations in business, investment, defense and critical and new technologies including semiconductor, space, AI and quantum computing. He said that both the leaders have also launched the India-Netherlands framework on the development of green hydrogen.

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