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Timing matters: Why UAE president visited India for just 3 hours

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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was in India for all of three hours on Monday (January 20). While his talks with PM Modi focused on trade and defence, the duration of his meeting created quite a buzz. The visit comes amid multiple flashpoints and changing equations in the West Asia region

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