PM Modi UAE Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on a tour of five countries. During this period, his first stop on Friday was UAE (United Arab Emirates). Here he met with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed ul Nahyan. Not only the meeting but during this he also signed an agreement (MOU). This visit of PM Modi is considered very important amidst the ongoing war between US and Iran and rising inflation.

Agreement reached for petroleum reserves
During his visit to UAE, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has signed an MoU with the President of UAE. In which a deal has also been made regarding strategic petroleum reserves. An agreement has been signed between PM Modi and the President of UAE regarding the supply of LPG. Apart from this, there is also an agreement between India and UAE for the repair of ships in Vadinar, Gujarat.

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Huge investment will come to India
Not only this, during this period PM Modi has also made arrangements for huge investment in India. During this meeting itself, UAE has announced that it will invest 5 billion dollars in India. This money will be invested in infrastructure, RBL Bank and Samman Capital. During this, PM Modi has also said that he will stand with UAE in every situation.

During the talks going on in Abu Dhabi, PM Modi said, ‘India stands shoulder to shoulder with the UAE in every situation and will continue to stand so in future also. India will provide all possible support for the restoration of peace and stability. Further, regarding the Strait of Hormuz, he said that it is important for it to remain independent and open and international laws should be respected.

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India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Friday (15 May 2026) signed several important agreements related to petroleum reserves, long-term LPG supply, defense and shipping, with Abu Dhabi pledging a total investment of US $ 5 billion in India. Amidst the increasing conflict in West Asia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held high-level talks with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Talks were held on these 6 agreements

According to an official statement, these six agreements also include a framework related to strategic defense partnership, which focuses on defense industrial cooperation, technology sharing, innovation and regional security cooperation. Under this, both the countries have agreed to explore possibilities of joint development of military equipment besides increasing cooperation in many other important areas.

UAE will deposit 30 million barrels of oil in India

According to the statement, Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited (the public sector company responsible for maintaining the country’s strategic petroleum reserves) has signed an agreement with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for the purpose of ‘strategic cooperation’. According to the statement, this will increase the UAE’s share in India’s strategic petroleum reserves to 30 million barrels and strategic gas reserves will be established in India.

A separate agreement between Indian Oil Limited Company and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company will provide new opportunities in the sale and purchase of LPG, including long-term supply of the fuel and entering into a long-term sale-purchase agreement between the two companies. The two sides also signed a ‘Strategic Cooperation’ agreement in LPG, aimed at ensuring long-term supply of the most widely used cooking gas in India.

There will be investment in these areas

Prime Minister Modi described the agreements signed between the two sides as important in important areas like energy, defence, infrastructure, shipping and advanced technology. The Ministry of External Affairs said the investment commitment of US$5 billion includes a plan by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and India’s National Infrastructure and Investment Fund to explore investment opportunities of up to US$1 billion in India’s infrastructure sector.

According to the ministry, ‘Emirates NBD’ will invest US $ 3 billion in RBL Bank, while UAE-based International Holding Company will invest US $ 1 billion in India’s Samman Capital. India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, ‘In the area of ​​investment, the UAE has traditionally been an important investor in India. It is the seventh largest investor overall in India in the last 25 years.

The meeting of the Prime Minister and Al Nahyan took place soon after Modi reached UAE on the first leg of his five-nation tour. According to the official statement, both sides have agreed to deepen defense industrial cooperation and cooperate on innovation and advanced technology, training, exercises, maritime security, cyber defence, secure communications and information exchange.

Agreement signed to promote AI

The ministry said the other agreement pertains to setting up a ship repair center in Vadinar, Gujarat and promotion of ports and coastal infrastructure, while the fifth agreement pertains to arrangements for skill development in ship repair. It said that another agreement has been signed, which is related to setting up a cluster of supercomputers to boost India’s AI ambitions.

The Ministry of External Affairs said Modi-Al Nahyan also welcomed the operationalization of the ‘Virtual Trade Corridor’ connecting customs and port authorities of the two countries, which aims to streamline the movement of goods, reduce costs and reduce transit times.

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PM Modi UAE Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the first leg of his five-nation tour, where he was warmly welcomed by UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at Abu Dhabi Airport. Prime Minister Modi was also given a formal guard of honor at the airport. During this time, delegation level talks also started between the two countries.

‘India stands with UAE in every situation’

During the meeting with the President of UAE, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India and UAE will work together in every field in the coming times. He said that India will stand with UAE in every situation and every situation. Prime Minister Modi said that the ongoing war in West Asia has affected the entire world. In such times, conversation and patience are very important. He said that the solution to tension can come only through dialogue.

I thank my brother HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, for the special gesture of receiving me at Abu Dhabi airport. I look forward to our discussions towards furthering India-UAE ties across key sectors like energy, investment, supply chains and more.… pic.twitter.com/3RPRCipnsr

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 15, 2026

Condemned attacks on UAE

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also strongly condemned the attacks on UAE. He said that UAE was targeted and that time was very difficult for the country. PM Modi said that India stands strongly with UAE in such difficult times. He also expressed his gratitude to the UAE government for taking care of the Indian community living in UAE.

‘I wanted to meet you for a long time’

Prime Minister Modi told the UAE President that he wanted to meet him for a long time and he is very happy to meet him today. He said that there have been continuous phone conversations between the two leaders.

‘I have come to my second home’

During the delegation-level talks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “I express my heartfelt gratitude for your warm welcome. As you said, I have come to my second home. This feeling holds great importance in my life.” Prime Minister Modi also said that today UAE Air Force jets provided him security, which is a matter of honor for the people of India.

UAE President said- PM Modi has come to his second home

UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan welcomed Prime Minister Modi and said that he has come to his second home. Bilateral relations, regional situation and many important issues were discussed between the two leaders.