Prime Minister Narendra Modi held his first meeting with British Premier David Cameron who described relations with India as top priority of the UK's foreign policy and invited the Indian leader to Britain.
The bilateral meeting took place shortly after Modi arrived on a five-day visit to Australia to
attend the G20 Summit beginning tomorrow.
At their meeting, Cameron told Modi that ‘relations with India are at the top of the priorities of the UK's foreign policy.’
The British Premier also invited Modi to visit the UK to which the Indian Prime Minister said he would do so at the earliest, the ministry of external affairs spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said.
Modi told Cameron that his vision was ‘very inspiring’ and the two countries can partner in any way they can. The UK Premier was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Modi following his victory in the general elections in May.
The bilateral meeting took place shortly after Modi arrived on a five-day visit to Australia to
attend the G20 Summit beginning tomorrow.
At their meeting, Cameron told Modi that ‘relations with India are at the top of the priorities of the UK's foreign policy.’
The British Premier also invited Modi to visit the UK to which the Indian Prime Minister said he would do so at the earliest, the ministry of external affairs spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said.
Modi told Cameron that his vision was ‘very inspiring’ and the two countries can partner in any way they can. The UK Premier was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Modi following his victory in the general elections in May.