Vatican City: Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave Candelabra Perak made special and a book about Indian climate initiatives to Pope Francis on Saturday because they held their one-to-one meeting here.
Modi explained to the 84-year-old Ponsiff that Candelabra was made specifically and this book on climate change, a problem close to the Pope.
According to Vatican news, the prime minister gave a prize to the head of the Roman Catholic Church, a Candelabra of Perak and book, “climate climbing: Indian strategy, action, and achievements” during their meeting for one hour.
Whale replied with bronze plaques with the words “desert will become a park”, the volume of the papal document, the message for the world’s peace day and documents about human brotherhood, signed on February 4, 2019 in the Pope and the Grand Imam document from Al-Azhar, he said.
Modi was the first Indian Prime Minister to meet Francis since he became the Pope in 2013.
This is the first meeting between an Indian prime minister and whales in more than two decades.
In June 2000, it was late at the last Prime Minister Bihari Vajpayee visited the Vatican and met the Pope later, Hisins Herin John Paul II.
India and Kudus have a friendship relationship that comes from the formation of diplomatic relations in 1948.
India is home to the second largest Catholic population in Asia.