British PM Theresa May says UK and India are 'natural partners'
British Prime Minister Theresa May makes her first bilateral visit outside Europe to India, after taking office in July.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May made her first bilateral visit outside Europe to India, after taking office in July. PTI
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Eyeing India as a key trade partner, the aim of the visit is to strike commercial deals to create 1370 jobs in the UK and unlock partnership oppurtunities worth £2 billion. PTI
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In a joint address to the India-Britain Tech Summit, May applauded India’s help in diversifying Britain’s economy through investment where Modi pointed out areas where London could help New Delhi — in affordable healthcare, technology and academics. PTI
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Prior to her departure for Bangalore, she said: “The UK and India are natural partners – the world’s oldest democracy and the world’s largest democracy.” PTI
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India invests more in the UK than in the rest of the EU combined, and the UK is the largest G20 investor in India. PTI
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