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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Expected To Visit India This Year

IANS, 25 Feb, 2017 04:23 PM
    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to make a state visit to India later this year, India's High Commissioner-designate to Canada Vikas Swarup said here on Saturday.
     
    "We expect the Canadian Prime Minister to visit India sometime later this year," Swarup, who served as the spokesperson of the External Affairs Ministry, said on the occasion of his farewell party.
     
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Canada in April 2015 during which India inked a multi-million-dollar deal for uranium to power its civilian nuclear programme for five years and also inked 13 agreements, including on skill development, following talks with then Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. 
     
     
    Modi's was the first Indian prime ministerial visit to Canada in 42 years.
     
    Justin Trudeau, the son of former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, assumed office in November 2015.
     
    Of Canada's population of over 35 million, around 1.3 million people are of Indian origin.

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