He will hold bilateral talks with eight leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macro and German Chancellor Olaf Scholes. During his visit, Modi will spend one night in Germany and two nights on a plane.
This is Modi’s first meeting with German Chancellor Scholes. He will then travel to Copenhagen, Denmark, where he will meet with Prime Minister Met Fredericks and Danish Queen Margaret.
The Indo-Nordic summit will also include talks with Icelandic Prime Minister Catherine Jacobsdottir, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gerstor, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson and Finnish Prime Minister Sana Marin. Overcoming the Economic Crisis The summit will focus on climate change, technology, renewable energy, the global security environment and Indo-Nordic cooperation in the Arctic.
The Prime Minister will hold talks with the Danish business community and address the Indian people in Denmark. On his way back, Modi will pay a short visit to Paris at 4 pm and meet President Emmanuel Macro. Current bilateral cooperation will be reviewed.
English Summay: The prime minister, who will embark on a three-day visit to Germany, Denmark and France from May 2, will have 25 hectic engagements spanning around 65 hours. PM Modi will hold meetings, bilateral as well as multilateral, with eight world leaders from seven countries besides having an interaction with 50 global business leaders, they told news agency Press Trust of India. He will also interact with thousands of members of the Indian community.
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