Narendra Modi’s three foreign tours in November 2014
October 06, 2014
New Delhi, 6 October 2014
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit three countries in November 2014.
Having blitzed through September with high voltage summits spanning half the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a second spree of big ticket summits in November. Except this time, Modi will concentrate on Asia.
From November 12, Modi will be in NayPyi Daw in Myanmar for the Asean-India and East Asia Summits. From Myanmar, Modi is scheduled to travel to Australia for the G20 summit. Modi has scheduled a bilateral summit with Tony Abbott after the G20 meet.
In the third week of November Modi will visit Nepal for Saarc summit. The PM is supposed to travel to Janakpur and Lumbini in Nepal.
Chinese president Xi Jinping has invited Modi as a special invitee to the Beijing APEC summit in mid-November. However there’s no confirmation at this point on whether this visit will materialise or not.
After becoming Prime Minister Shri Modi has so far visited Bhutan, Brazil(BRICS summit), Nepal, Japan, Germany(halt) and America(UNGA).
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