During his current trip to Australia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to have a bilateral meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
This meeting comes as part of Modi’s three-day visit to Australia, which is the final leg of his tour after visiting Papua New Guinea. It is noteworthy that this is Prime Minister Modi’s second visit to Australia during his tenure.
Upon his arrival in Sydney, Prime Minister Modi was greeted by Australian High Commissioner to India Barry O’Farrell and other officials.
In an interview with local media, Prime Minister Modi expressed his desire for stronger defense and security cooperation between India and Australia, particularly in light of China’s increasing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
Prior to Modi’s arrival, Prime Minister Albanese released a statement expressing his honor in hosting Modi’s official visit to Australia and referencing the warm reception he received during his visit to India earlier this year.
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PM Modi’s second trip to Australia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has landed in Sydney for his second official trip to Australia. During his visit, he expressed his desire for enhanced defense and security cooperation between the two countries.
PM Modi to address Indian diaspora
PM Modi will address the Indian diaspora at the Qudos Bank Arena stadium in Sydney, with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese present. This highly anticipated event, organized by the Indian Australian Diaspora Foundation, has reportedly sold out all 20,000 seats.
PM Modi to meet Australian CEOs
PM Modi is scheduled to have discussions with prominent Australian CEOs, including Andrew Forrest, Paul Schroder, and Gina Rinehart. He will also engage with influencers during his visit to Australia.
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