Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently in Brunei. Today marked the first day of his visit. Along with meeting the Indian community, he toured a famous mosque. He visited the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan. This visit signifies an important moment in the relationship between the two countries. After wrapping up the day's schedule, PM Modi spoke to the Paralympic athletes over the phone.
PM Modi's visit aims to strengthen cultural, economic, and strategic partnerships. He arrived in Brunei for a two-day visit. As soon as he landed at Brunei International Airport, he received a warm welcome from the Indian community members.
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Spoke to Paralympic Athletes
During his visit to Brunei, PM Modi took some time out to speak to the Paralympic athletes over the phone. He shared a picture of the conversation on his Instagram post. He wrote, "After a day of activities in Brunei Darussalam, we called our Paralympic champions and congratulated them." PM Modi added, "India is proud of its athletes!"
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Prime Minister Visits Iconic Mosque
PM Modi was welcomed at the historic mosque by Brunei's Minister of Religious Affairs, Pehin Dato Ustaz Haji Awang Badaruddin, and the Minister of Health, Dato Dr. Haji Mohammad Isham.
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Built in 1958, the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is not just a place for worship but a cultural monument. Named after the 28th Sultan of Brunei, its structure is inspired by Mughal architecture. The building uses Shanghai granite and Italian marble.
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The mosque features beautiful stained glass detailing that attracts visitors. Its 52-meter-high minaret is the tallest in central Bandar Seri Begawan, representing Brunei's rich Islamic heritage. During his visit, PM Modi interacted with members of the Indian community and emphasized cultural exchange between India and Brunei.
