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PM Modi departs for Bratislava after concluding successful Nice visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday departed for Bratislava from Nice, concluding the first leg of his visit.

The PM is scheduled to undertake a State Visit to Slovakia from June 14 to 16 at the invitation of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.

“After a fruitful visit to Nice, France, which resulted in several bilateral outcomes with a strong focus on innovation and future technologies, PM Narendra Modi has departed for Bratislava,” the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a post on social media platform X.

“Nice to have met you (Emmanuel Macron) in Nice. A productive first leg indeed. The India-France partnership will keep scaling new heights. See you in Evian and Paris,” PM Modi wrote on X ahead of his departure from Nice.

This will be the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Slovakia since its independence in 1993.

PM Modi will hold talks with Prime Minister Robert Fico and explore new avenues of cooperation.

The Prime Minister will also meet President Pellegrini.

–IANS

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