India President Ram Nath Kovind will go to Turkmenistan and the Netherlands for a week-long visit Starting April 1, during which he will have talks with the leaders of both countries to deepen bilateral ties.
President Kovind will visit Turkmenistan from April 1-4 at the invitation of the country's president, according to a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs. This will be the President of India's first visit to independent Turkmenistan, and it will take place shortly after the inauguration of Serdar Berdimuhamedov, the country's new president.
During his visit, Kovind will meet with the new President of Turkmenistan to discuss a range of bilateral and regional issues, including the implementation of the decisions of the India-Central Asia Summit in January 2022, according to the MEA. It is also planned that some agreements or memorandums of understanding will be signed during the visit, according to the statement.
On the invitation of King WillemAlexander and Queen Maxima, the visit to Turkmenistan will be followed by a state visit to the Kingdom of the Netherlands from April 4 to 7. President Kovind will meet with the Majesties and Mark Rutte, the Dutch Prime Minister, during his visit to the Netherlands.
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