Before departing for the United Kingdom as part of his visit to his two countries on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that his visit in Britain is for prosperity, development and employment creation in both countries. The two countries are expected to signed the free trade agreement (FTA) during the visit, which is expected to double bilateral trade by 2030.
The Prime Minister said in his departure statement, “During my meeting with the Prime Minister Kir Stmper, we will have an opportunity to further increase our economic partnership, which aims to promote prosperity, development and employment generation in both countries. I am eager to call His Majesty Raja Charles III during the journey.”
In addition to discussing the entire sargam of India-UK relations with his British counterpart, PM Russia will also adopt regional and global importance issues, including the-Qurain struggle and the status of Gaza. The cabinet on Tuesday approved the FTA between India and the UK, signed in London on 24 July.
Officials said that in addition to the FTA’s expected signature ceremony with the UK, which was concluded in May this year, New Delhi will also increase the issue of pro -Khalistan extremism and fugitive economic criminals.
“India and the UK share a comprehensive strategic partnership that has seen significant progress in recent years. Our cooperation spreads a wide range of areas including business, investment, technology, innovation, defense, education, research, stability, health and people with people to people,” Modi said.
After the UK, PM travels to Maldives to attend the 60th Independence Day celebrations of the country as a guest honor. There is also a 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between India and Maldives this year.
During the chairmanship of Musizu, Modi said on his two -day Maldives visit, “I look forward to my meetings with President Muizu and other political leadership, to pursue our joint vision of a comprehensive economic and maritime security partnership, and to strengthen our cooperation for peace, prosperity and stability in the Indian Ocean region,” The first time by the government’s presidential visit. “
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The PM said, “I am confident that the journey will provide tangible results, benefit our people and carry forward the first policy of our neighborhood.” The journey is a reset of bilateral relations, which came under severe stress after Muizu, who is known for his pro -China inclination, became President in November 2023.
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