Brussels: Wrapping up his visit to Belgium, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for Washington on late Wednesday night where he will attend the Nuclear Security Summit as part of his three-nation tour.
"All set for the trans-Atlantic voyage. PM leaves for USA where he will join Nuclear Security Summit", PMO tweeted.
All set for the trans-Atlantic voyage. PM leaves for USA where he will join Nuclear Security Summit. pic.twitter.com/prtt1dgGqq— PMO India (@PMOIndia) March 30, 2016
Modi will attend the two-day Nuclear Security Summit in Washington on Thursday and from there he will travel to Saudi Arabia on a two-day visit with a focus on boosting energy and security cooperation.
He will also attend a dinner hosted by US President Barack Obama.
In Brussels, Modi attended the 13th India-EU Summit and held bilateral talks with his Belgian counterpart Charles Michel.
On Wednesday, Modi paid tributes to the victims of the last week's terror strike in Brussels. He also addressed the Indian diaspora in Brussels.
In the backdrop of the attacks - Modi called for more action by UN against terrorism. He also said that India has never bowed to terrorists and will never do so in the future.
"Thank you Brussels! An intense day of diplomacy ends as PM @narendramodi emplanes for Washington DC," MEA Spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted.
Thank you Brussels! An intense day of diplomacy ends as PM @narendramodi emplanes for Washington DC pic.twitter.com/jCibJxWQ9M— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) March 30, 2016
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