The Royal Dutch Court of Netherlands had announced that President Ram Nath Kovind will be on a state visit. As the de jure Head of State of India to the Netherlands. He will be meeting with King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands at their invitation. Lest, to discuss important matters of global security from the 5th of April till the 7th.
Moreover, today the state visit of the President of India to the Netherlands officially begins. Since, this year marks 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. The visit is a follow-up to the Royal Couple’s state visit to India in 2019.
Also, the Kingdom of the Netherlands consists of four other constituent countries: the Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten.
However, the President and the First Lady will only be visiting the Netherlands as per official reports.
Today, on Dam Square in Amsterdam, the President of India and the First Lady arrived. Where, they were officially greeted by King Willem-Alexander at Royal Palace of Amsterdam. Thus, they are paying a two-day state visit to the Netherlands and are officially welcomed by the Royal Couple. After the welcome, they inspected a guard of honor which marched and patrolled for their welcome. The President was seen with the King and Dutch high officials.
After 34 years, another Indian President and de jure Head of State visited the Netherlands. Last in 1988, President Venkatraman had made a state visit to improve trade relations.
Vandaag begint het staatsbezoek van de president van India aan Nederland. Dit jaar wordt stilgestaan bij 75 jaar diplomatieke betrekkingen tussen beide landen. Het bezoek is een vervolg op het staatsbezoek van het Koninklijk Paar aan India in 2019. https://t.co/Ji6Bqz5sPC pic.twitter.com/O41CnOmPy9
— Koninklijk Huis (@koninklijkhuis) April 5, 2022
Op de Dam in Amsterdam worden de president van India en zijn echtgenote, die een tweedaags staatsbezoek brengen aan Nederland, officieel welkom geheten door het Koninklijk Paar. Na het welkom vindt de inspectie van de erewacht plaats. https://t.co/Ji6Bqz5sPC pic.twitter.com/gCafEx6Edy
— Koninklijk Huis (@koninklijkhuis) April 5, 2022
