PM Modi Congratulates Italy's Far-Right Leader On Winning Elections
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The prime minister said he looks forward to working together to strengthen bilateral relations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday congratulated Giorgia Meloni, the leader of a right-wing coalition for winning the Italian general elections.
The prime minister said he looks forward to working together to strengthen bilateral relations.
"Congratulations @GiorgiaMeloni for leading your party @FratellidItalia to victory in the Italian general elections. We look forward to working together to strengthen our ties," PM Modi tweeted.
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