New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday (May 4, 2021) will hold a virtual summit with United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
As per the discharge of the Ministry of External Affairs, “the virtual summit is considered an important opportunity to elevate multi-faceted strategic ties and enhance cooperation on regional and global issues of mutual interest. Both leaders will also discuss COVID-19 cooperation and the global efforts to fight the pandemic.”
The launch from Ministry of External Affairs additionally added {that a} complete roadmap 2030 shall be launched in the course of the Summit, which can pave the way in which for additional increasing and deepening India-UK cooperation over the following decade throughout 5 key areas, specifically people-to-people relationship, commerce and prosperity, defence and safety, local weather motion and healthcare.
India and the United Kingdom have labored collectively and have developed a strategic partnership since 2004. Both the nations have participated in high-level exchanges and rising convergences over a spread of points.
Meanwhile, S Jaishankar can also be scheduled to take part within the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting in London this week, from Monday to Thursday (May 3-6, 2021). India shall be attending the G7 summit as an invited visitor nation. The External Affairs Minister will thereafter undertake a bilateral go to to the UK.
