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| Irish PM Enda Kenny receives PM Narendra Modi in Dublin |
The Prime Minister
Narendra Modi in his two countries trip for 7 days reaches at first halt Dublin
Ireland. It’s first visit in 60 years of an Indian PM. The maiden visit of this
country was in the year 1965 which was performed by first Indian Prime Minister
Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru.
Enda Kenny Irish counterpart meets with and presents Irish cricket jersey to
PM MODI.
The Prime Minister
Modi will leave for America after passing a day in Ireland. He will
address the conference hosted by UN on 25 th September. The conference will be
organized up to 27 th September.
There will be
participant delegates of more than 150 countries in this conference. PM Modi
will visit San Francisco city during his journey, where he will have meeting
with Barack Obama president of USA. The Prime Minister Modi has no official
schedule to meet with Pak PM Nawaz Sharif; however they are about to stay in
the same hotel of New York.
The topic of
skill India, digital India, food processing industry including the field of
education will be discussed on cooperation with Enda Kenny PM of Ireland.
During the visit of a day he will meet with 26 thousand Indians. PM MODI
expects to develop a strong economy relation with Ireland.
Pm Modi on Wednesday will leave for New York from Dublin. He will
participate in the 70 th session UN’s general meeting. He will emphasize there
on 'the digital India and the make in India' campaign.
Prior the Pm’s visit to America the defense related cabinet committee has
issued purchasing ordered worth 2.5 million dollars to buy from Boeing company
22 Apache attack helicopters and 15 Chinook heavy lift helicopters. Russia had
offered its MI-28N Night hunter and MI-26 heavy Lift helicopters, but American
helicopters won the tender competition.
Pm Modi will meet with the authorities of Microsoft, Pepsi and Apple
including CEO of 50 companies. Pm will reach Silicon Valley on 26 th and 27 th
September where he will meet with Mark Jakerberg. Modi will also meet with
Sunder Pichai in Google headquarter.
