INDIAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday emplaned for Melbourne, Australia, after concluding the Indonesia leg of his three-nation visit on 6-8 July. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in Australia on Wednesday.
This is PM Modi’s third visit to Australia, and he will be visiting Melbourne after a gap of 12 years. His last visit to Melbourne was in November 2014, and his last visit to Australia was in May 2023. Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Modi and President Prabowo inaugurated the restoration project of the nearly 1,000-year-old Prambanan Temple, marking a significant milestone in India-Indonesia cultural cooperation.
The temple, one of South-East Asia’s most prominent Hindu heritage sites, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Indian High Commissioner to Australia Nagesh Singh says the Australia visit by the Prime Minister will see several outcomes emerge during his meetings with Australian PM Albanese. The Indian Prime Minister is travelling to Melbourne to participate in the third annual leaders’ summit with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
The two leaders will review the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership originally signed in 2022 to evaluate current progress and direct future relations. The bilateral meetings will cover the entire range of the partnership, specifically focusing on defence, security, trade, investment, education, clean technologies, critical technologies, and people-to-people connections.
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