Canadian PM Mark Carney Arrives In Mumbai : Amidst the ongoing diplomatic tension between India and Canada for some time, a big and positive movement is being seen. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reached India’s financial capital Mumbai on Friday, marking the official beginning of his four-day important India tour. This visit, being held on the special invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is being considered a major step towards bringing relations between the two countries back on track and strengthening strategic cooperation.

Economic mission started from Mumbai

After Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plane landed in Mumbai, he went straight to the prestigious Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Carney’s focus during the first two days of his visit is on deepening economic ties and trade ties. According to the official programme, he will hold high-level meetings in Mumbai with big industrialists from India, financial experts and especially representatives of Canadian pension funds. Experts believe that starting the visit from Mumbai shows that Canada wants to create a strong base on the trade and investment front with India.

Modi-Carney’s ‘grand meeting’ in Delhi;

After consulting with business leaders in Mumbai and understanding the investment environment, Mark Carney will depart for the country’s capital New Delhi on March 1. The most important stop of the tour will be on March 2, when Carney will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The meeting is expected to discuss in detail not only bilateral trade but also recent diplomatic challenges and future strategic roadmap.

Efforts to revive diplomatic relations

Before returning to Canada, Mark Carney met with India’s Foreign Minister S. Will also meet Jaishankar. Along with this, he will also address the India-Canada CEO Forum to be held in Delhi, which will provide a common platform to the top business leadership of both the countries. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Carney’s visit from February 27 to March 2 is a clear indication of concerted efforts to revive diplomatic relations between India and Canada.

This mission will not only energize the economic partnership but also build a bridge between Canadian investment and the Indian market. The eyes of the entire world are now on the Modi-Carney talks to be held on March 2, which will decide the future direction.