Albanese will be in India for three days, beginning with a visit to Ahmedabad on March 8th. He will then visit Mumbai and then New Delhi. During his time in New Delhi, Prime Minister Albanese is expected to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu.

Albanese will be in India for three days, beginning with a visit to Ahmedabad on March 8th. He will then visit Mumbai and then New Delhi. During his time in New Delhi, Prime Minister Albanese is expected to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu.

“The prime ministers will discuss trade and investment, renewable energy, technology, defense and security cooperation,” according to a press release from the Australian Prime Minister’s Office.

“The prime ministers will discuss trade and investment, renewable energy, technology, defense and security cooperation,” according to a press release from the Australian Prime Minister’s Office.

This will be the first of three meetings between the two leaders this year. Prime Minister Modi will travel to Australia for the Quad Leaders Summit before Prime Minister Albanese arrives in New Delhi for the G20 leaders’ meeting.

This will be the first of three meetings between the two leaders this year. Prime Minister Modi will travel to Australia for the Quad Leaders Summit before Prime Minister Albanese arrives in New Delhi for the G20 leaders’ meeting.

“Our relationship with India is strong, but it can get stronger. It is underpinned by our comprehensive strategic partnership, which underscores our shared commitment to work together to strengthen our defense, commercial and technological interests,” PM Albanese said of his upcoming visit

“Our relationship with India is strong, but it can get stronger. It is underpinned by our comprehensive strategic partnership, which underscores our shared commitment to work together to strengthen our defense, commercial and technological interests,” PM Albanese said of his upcoming visit

Albanese will be joined by Senator Don Farrell, Minister for Trade and Tourism, and Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, Madeleine King MP. The three politicians will also be accompanied by civil servants and a high-ranking business delegation.

Albanese will be joined by Senator Don Farrell, Minister for Trade and Tourism, and Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, Madeleine King MP. The three politicians will also be accompanied by civil servants and a high-ranking business delegation.

“The business delegation will attend the Australia-India CEO Forum in Mumbai and discuss trade and investment opportunities opened up by the recent Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement, as well as future areas of business-to-business collaboration with their Indian counterparts Colleagues,” says the Australian Prime Minister’s Office.

“The business delegation will attend the Australia-India CEO Forum in Mumbai and discuss trade and investment opportunities opened up by the recent Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement, as well as future areas of business-to-business collaboration with their Indian counterparts Colleagues,” says the Australian Prime Minister’s Office.

“India and Australia enjoy cordial and friendly relations based on shared values ​​and democratic principles. The Strategic Partnership between the two countries was upgraded to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in June 2020, strengthened and deepened through frequent high-level exchanges and increased cross-sectoral cooperation. Prime Minister Albanese’s visit is expected to add further impetus to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership,” the State Department said in a press release.

“India and Australia enjoy cordial and friendly relations based on shared values ​​and democratic principles. The Strategic Partnership between the two countries was upgraded to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in June 2020, strengthened and deepened through frequent high-level exchanges and increased cross-sectoral cooperation. Prime Minister Albanese’s visit is expected to add further impetus to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership,” the State Department said in a press release.