All the stalwarts of G20 went but Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman is still in Delhi, bilateral talks were held with PM.

India and Saudi: The G20 summit in Delhi has ended, the leaders attending the conference have returned, but the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia remained in Delhi on Monday and participated in bilateral talks. He has come to India with a delegation of 100 businessmen and 7 ministers. The chemistry between Prime Minister Modi and the Crown Prince is visible on the big platforms of the world. Many agreements have been signed between India and Saudi Arabia. This includes important issues like the energy sector and China's plan to build a corridor in response to BRI.

PM Modi has laid special emphasis on strengthening relations with Gulf countries and in this his focus has been on Saudi Arabia. He has visited Saudi Arabia in 2016 and 2019 and has signed many agreements. Saudi Arabia has a big influence on Islamic countries. The plan to corner Pakistan by using this is now showing effect.

PM Modi said, Saudi Arabia is one of India's biggest STRATEGIC partners. We did many things to take our close partnership to the next level. We will be inspired to work together for the betterment of humanity. Friendship between Saudi Arabia and India is necessary for Kshatriya prosperity and human welfare.

He said that today's meeting will give a new direction to our relations and will inspire us to keep working together for the betterment of humanity. Yesterday (Sunday) we have made a historic beginning to establish a corridor between India, Western Asia and Europe. This will not only connect the two countries but will also strengthen economic cooperation, energy development and digital connectivity between Asia, West Asia and Europe.

The trip to Pakistan was canceled

This is the second visit of the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia after his visit to India in 2019. Saudi Prince has no time for Pakistan, recently his visit to Islamabad was cancelled. In such a situation, many people of Pakistan are making fun of their own government and saying that the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia has only time for India.