Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will round up his trip to Brussels and Washington with a visit to Saudi Arabia on April 2 and 3, on his way back home. His visit comes at a time when the Gulf region is absorbing the ramifications triggered by falling oil prices. Uppermost in his mind is the fact that India gets its energy from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Cooperation Council members. In the last decade, India’s political, economic and security relations have strengthened with the Kingdom. He will also be seeking a firsthand account of the situation in the battle against Daesh and the ongoing conflict in Syria and Yemen.
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