Modi's visit to four countries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit six days (May 29- June 3) in Germany, Spain, Russia and France. On his Facebook page, he said his aim is to improve economic relations with the four countries and attract investments.
Modi First Visit to German. German President Frank Walters will meet with Modi. "There is a way to cooperate with the two countries in the fields of trade, investments, security, terrorism, new innovations, science and technology, skill development, railways, civil aviation, clean energy, health and alternative medicine," he said. In Berlin, the merger with the merchants is meeting with businessmen. 
Modi will travel to Spain on Tuesday. This is the first time the Prime Minister of India visits the country three decades later. The king of that country will hold talks with Arroyo Filipe and President Mariano Rajoy. Modi said he would hold discussions with each other in dealing with the financial sector and terrorism. The meeting will be convened to meet the CEOs of the industry and invite you to participate in the India manufacturing process.
From Wednesday to June 2 will be in Russia. The visit is to be held on the occasion of the completion of 70 years of diplomatic relations with Russia. He will take part in India-Russia 18th Annual Summit. President Putin will review the progress made in the seminar in Goa in October 2016. Both the two leaders will meet with CEOs of the two countries. They will also participate in the International Financial Forum meeting in Saint Petersburg on June 2.
Modi, who has described France as a strategic partner, will visit the country on June 2 and 3. The country is ranked 9th in the partnership with investments. Talking with the new President Immanuel Mekron, Reforms in the United Nations Security Council, membership in India, membership in export control boards, cooperation in terrorist control, and cooperation in international solar power alliance are discussed.