British Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Delhi on Sunday evening on a three-day India visit. This is her first bilateral engagement outside Europe since taking office in July.
PM Modi and I are personally dedicated to invest in UK-India relationship: UK PM Theresa May
We would like to see as a permanent member of the UN Security Council: Theresa May- India is a leading power in the world. It is the 2nd largest contributor to the united nations.
- India is a country that we would like to see as a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
- UK will work with India to work on smart cities in Madhya Pradesh
- On this visit alone, more than 1 billion dollars worth of deals will be signed.
PM Modi, British PM Theresa May Issue Joint Statement- We appreciate you choosing India for your first bilateral outside Europe
- It gives us reasons to celebrate vibrant and strong India-UK partnership
- We looked at full range of our partnership today, agreed to have new dimensions and initiative to broaden scope of our linkages
- Our Strategic partnership is geared towards meeting 21st century challenges and contributing to global good
- Spread and depth of our engagement has indeed been impressive.
- We agreed to add new domains & initiatives to broaden scope of our linkages
- We looked at full range of our partnership today, agreed to have new dimensions and initiative to broaden scope of our linkages
- In my extensive discussion with PM May we looked at the full range of our partnership
- We agreed to touch new dimensions & horizons
- I conveyed our deep concerns to PM May regarding cross border terror and the need for international community to take strong action
We looked at full range of our partnership today, agreed to have new dimensions and initiative to broaden scope of our linkages: PM Modi
Easier Travel For Indians, Promises British PM Theresa May On First VisitPrime Minister Narendra Modi today welcomed his British counterpart Theresa May, who promised at a tech summit in Delhi that travel to the UK would be made easier for Indians, saying it was vital to identify ways to deepen the trade relationship between the two countries before UK leaves the European Union.
The Tech Summit will take us together into a journey based on shared scientific knowledge and technological prowess: PM Modi says as he concludes his speech
PM Modi At India-UK Tech Summit- Science is Universal but Technology has to be local. Such summits throw an opportunity to understand each other's requirements
- We have agreed to establish a Clean Energy R&D Centre on solar energy & a new Anti-Microbial Resistance initiative
- India's partnership with UK in industrial research has been one of our most exciting programs
The present India-UK cooperation in S&T is driven by 'high quality' and 'high impact' research partnerships: PM Modi
India is now the fastest growing large economy with the most open investment climate: PM Modi at India-UK Tech Summit
PM Modi Addressing India-UK Tech Summit- Privilege that PM Theresa May has joined us.
- I am aware that India has always been close to your heart and you have been our great friend
- The Tech Summit was envisaged during my visit to the UK last year to reinforce the friendship between India and the UK
- India 3rd Largest Investor In UK
Theresa May Addressing India UK Tech Summit- My first visit outside the European Union is to India.
- There is so much potential when it comes to India-Britain relationship, we have a special bond
- We can break barriers to trade and investment
- India now has one of the best UK visa services in the world
- In Britain, we are working on economic & social reforms.
- Indian investment is helping us diversifying our economy
PM Modi And Theresa May At Tech Summit
PM Modi and Theresa May have arrived at the Tech Summit
Theresa May To Hold Talks With PM Modi today
Theresa May will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will host her for lunch post the Tech Summit.
Theresa May is being accompanied by 40 business delegates from UK companies which will showcase itself at the Tech Summit in Delhi.
This is her first bilateral engagement outside Europe since taking office in July.