During his first official visit to India, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan honored Mahatma Gandhi by planting an Amaltas sapling at Rajghat, marking a historic moment as he became the third generation of UAE leaders to do so. Following a wreath-laying ceremony at Gandhi's shrine, he expressed pride in the strong ties between the UAE and India, emphasizing the importance of cooperation in nurturing growth for both nations. The discussions with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi focused on expanding the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries. This visit, described as a 'new milestone in a historic relationship', included the presence of key Indian officials and reflected the deep-rooted bonds shared by the UAE and India. Sheikh Khaled also tended to trees planted by his father and grandfather during their previous visits, continuing a longstanding tradition that symbolizes friendship. His visit underscores the commitment of both nations to enhance mutual ties through collaborative efforts in various sectors.