Narendra Modi picks Bhutan for first foreign visit, reports IE
June 05, 2014
Ahmedabad, 5 June 2014
According to an exclusive report published in the Indian Express, Narendra Modi has selected Bhutan for his first visit to any foreign country after becoming Prime Minister. The visit according to report will take place after parliament session, and an official team will be leaving for Thimphu on Friday to set up the visit. The Prime Minister is also going to visit Nepal this year for SAARC summit. Unconfirmed news reports say Modi will visit America in September and meet President Obama. Modi is also likely to visit Brazil to participate in BRIC meeting.
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