Swiss president Doris Leuthard will pay a three-day visit to India beginning tomorrow. During the visit both sides will hold extensive talks on entire gamut of bilateral relationship including on ways to ramp up trade and investment ties.
The ministry of external affairs, MEA, said in New Delhi yesterday that Leuthard will meet President Ram Nath Kovind and hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the talks, the Indian side may raise the issue of black money stashed by Indians in Swiss banks.
Vice President of India will call on Swiss President. Minister of External Affairs and other Ministers will also make separate calls on Swiss President.
India and Switzerland enjoy robust economic ties, with Switzerland being seventh largest trading partner and eleventh largest foreign investor for India. Both countries share common views on many major global issues. The upcoming visit will provide an opportunity to both sides for holding wide-ranging discussions on bilateral, global and regional issues of mutual interest.
The ministry of external affairs, MEA, said in New Delhi yesterday that Leuthard will meet President Ram Nath Kovind and hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the talks, the Indian side may raise the issue of black money stashed by Indians in Swiss banks.
Vice President of India will call on Swiss President. Minister of External Affairs and other Ministers will also make separate calls on Swiss President.
India and Switzerland enjoy robust economic ties, with Switzerland being seventh largest trading partner and eleventh largest foreign investor for India. Both countries share common views on many major global issues. The upcoming visit will provide an opportunity to both sides for holding wide-ranging discussions on bilateral, global and regional issues of mutual interest.
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