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PM Modi departs for India after completing his five-nation tour
Following the completion of his five nation tour, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today departed for New Delhi after the final leg of his visit at Mexico.\"Thank you, Mexico. New era in India - Mexico relations have begun and the relationship will benefit our people and the world,\" the Prime Minister tweeted in Spanish.
Following the completion of his five nation tour, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today departed for New Delhi after the final leg of his visit at Mexico."Thank you, Mexico. New era in India - Mexico relations have begun and the relationship will benefit our people and the world," the Prime Minister tweeted in Spanish.
Prime Minister Modi thanked Mexico for its positive and constructive support for India's membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) following delegation level talks with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.
The highlight of his visit was his historic address at the joint session of the U.S. Congress at Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. where he lauded the bonds between the two nations, saying that freedom and liberty were the key elements that strengthened ties between them, adding that both countries had overcome the hesitations of history.
This was the Prime Minister's fourth U.S. visit since assuming office in 2014.
He also visited Afghanistan, Qatar and Switzerland in his five-nation tour.
"Five days, five countries! After a productive visit to Mexico, the last leg of his journey, PM departs for Delhi," Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Official Spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted.
The Prime Minister is expected to land at the Palam airport in the national capital on Friday morning at 5 am.
