modi's 10 days trip

Narendra Modi Prime Minister left for Myanmar on November 11 2014, from there he planned to go to Australia and then to Fiji. As he flew, he again invited people for share “ideas and thoughts" on his Australia trip.

During tour of 10 days, PM Modi will be in talks with Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia in Canberra after the annual summit with 20 world’s emerging and biggest developed economies.  From November 15 in Brisbane the two-day G20 summit will be held.

After Rajiv Gandhi’s visit to Australia in 1986, Modi will be the first Indian Prime minister to visit Australia and also he is the first Indian Prime minister to visit south island after 33 years to Fiji, where Indira Gandhi visited in 1981.

PM Modi will attend the East Asia Summit and the ASEAN-India summit in Myanmar on Wednesday and Thursday.

Next for the G-20 summit he will go to Brisbane and then to Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne in the course of his visit from November 16 to 18.

PM Modi in Canberra will also address a joint meet of the Federal Parliament.

Mr Abbott will be hosting a reception which was for Mr Modi at 161-year-old Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The Indian Australian group has planned for reception at Olympic park, expecting more than 27,000 people to attend.

PM Modi will be meeting about more than 40 leaders which include around 20 bilateral meetings with Britain, South Korea, Germany and china leaders during his three-nation tour.

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