Leaving India - I spent four days in India among its kind, generous people. Living gods appear to reside in their eyes, and Prime Minister Modi @narendramodi is a man who has known the value of harmony his entire life—just as India has throughout its history. 
One memorable event was taking up the Prime Minister on his suggestion to ride the subway and meet a few local people. The section we traveled on and the subway train itself were both built by Korean companies. Prime Minister Modi's thoughtful considerations were truly amazing.
He even sent an Indian troupe to a meeting with members of the local Korean community. Using a traditional dance form, they told the story of a princess from the ancient Indian kingdom of Ayuta who traveled to Korea and became Queen Heo Hwang-ok of the Gaya kingdom.
Prime Minister Modi and I made many promises to strengthen bilateral cooperation. We agreed to increase trade volume and prepare for the future together. I believe the promises we made have become very solid with our growing understanding of and consideration for each other.
I hope that bilateral cooperation will bring peace and prosperity to Asia. I’ll never forget India, a country with a long history, diverse cultures and dynamic people. I thank the people of India who have given me a warm welcome.
