Boris Johnson invited as 2021 Republic Day chief guest
If PM Johnson accepts the invitation, he’ll be the fifth British leader to be the chief guest at the January 26 event
India has reportedly invited British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to be the chief guest at the 2021 Republic Day celebration. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended the invitation to his British counterpart during a telephone conversation on November 27, multiple reports said.
On the off chance that PM Johnson acknowledges the greeting, he’ll be the fifth British pioneer to be the central visitor at the January 26 occasion. The last chief from Britain to be the central visitor at the Republic Day occasion was then head administrator John Major in 1993.
In spite of the fact that the British High Commission has not yet affirmed the greeting, news office ANI cited one of its representatives as saying that Mr. Johnson is quick to visit India at the earliest opportunity.
The circumstance of the greeting report matches with the UK turned into the main nation to endorse the Pfizer/BioNTech immunization against COVID-19. Moreover, it likewise comes when the UK is looking at a deregulation bargain by January 1 with the European Union after its exit from the coalition recently.
During the November 27 discussion, the two executives talked about key two-sided, provincial and global issues, and furthermore consented to run after a “quantum jump” in collaboration among India and the UK in all zones, including exchange and venture, protection and security, and battling COVID-19.
They traded their perspectives on the difficulties presented by the pandemic, and evaluated the promising collaboration among India and the UK in the zone of immunization improvement and assembling, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said. They concurred that authorities from the two sides would proceed with their work to rapidly settle a driven long haul guide for the India-UK organization, it said.
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