Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Myanmar as
part of the first leg of his ten-day trip that will see him interact
with leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
countries and attend the East Asia Summit (EAS). Prime Minister Modi was
given a guard of honour upon his arrival at the airport.
During
his interactions, Prime Minister Modi is expected to pitch for
improving connectivity between India and other countries of the region.
Prime Minister Modi will be visiting Australia from November 16-18 to
improve and strengthen relations between the two countries. This is an
Indian Prime Minister's first bilateral visit to that country since
1986. A number of agreements will be signed and announcements will be
made on new initiatives. A strong delegation of CEOs will accompany
Prime Minister Modi to highlight the economic interests between the two
countries.
Prime Minister Modi will also
participate in the G-20 Summit in Australia, following which he shall
travel to Fiji. He will be the first Prime Minister to visit Fiji after
former prime minister Indira Gandhi visited the island nation in 1981.
Prime Minister Modi earlier in the day invited thoughts and ideas for
his visit to Australia. He also shared a webpage for citizens on his
twitter account to stay updated on his visit to Australia.
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