Modi thanked Putin for his wishes and recalled his visit to Russia and meeting the President. He said India values friendship and support of Russian Federation and its people.
Congratulating Modi, Rousseff said her country will provide great support in further strengthening of bilateral relations with India.
She expressed hope that India and Brazil will work together on various international forums. Looking forward to receive Modi at the BRICS Summit in Fortaleza in northeastern Brazil, she said that the event will provide an excellent opportunity to share and exchange views.
Rutte said the Netherlands' connection with India is 400 years old and had its roots in Surat. The Dutch prime minister said that he has been following the general elections and popularity of Modi.
He said he is looking forward to meet Modi at the earliest and expressed hope that under his leadership cooperation between Netherlands and India will grow.
Putin, Rousseff, Netherlands PM call Modi
New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin and President of Brazil Dilma Rousseff today called Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi to congratulate him on his landslide win in the Lok Sabha polls and said they were looking
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