New Delhi [India], Feb 7: External Affairs Minister (EAM), Sushma Swaraj will visit the National Cultural Festival, 'Janadriyah', here on Thursday. Amid the visit, Swaraj will talk about the bilateral, local and worldwide issues of mutual interest with the Saudi Arabian leaders.

The EAM tended to the Indian people group in Saudi Arabia on Thursday and illustrated the developing relations between the two nations in the course of recent years. The Indian community is Saudi Arabia's largest expatriate group. Nouf Marwaai, who is the first-ever lady educator in yoga in Saudi Arabia, was available. Marwaai got Padma Shri, one of India's most noteworthy non military personnel grants, for promoting the old practice in Saudi Arabia half a month back.

Swaraj spoke to the community to visit the India structure at the festival to witness the legacy and social convention of India, alongside its modern image. Yesterday, Swaraj met with Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz, who initiated the Janadriyah festival. India is the visitor of respect nation at the current year's festival and Swaraj drove the Indian appointment at the festival. The two-week long celebration that started in is the biggest cultural festival of the Gulf that commends the way of life and legacy of Saudi Arabia.

During the three-day visit, Swaraj will meet with the Saudi leadership and discuss bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest. After her arrival, Swaraj in her first engagement addressed Indian community members at a reception in Riyadh, and spoke about the relations between the two countries. "EAM spoke in length the growing relations between the two countries," Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said. Swaraj thanked the Indian community for the good will it has earned for the country and lauded the Indian embassy for its promptness.