The Prime Minister will first travel to Myanmar capital Nay Pyi Taw for East Asia Summit (EAS) on November 12-13 from where he will go to Brisbane for G-20 on November 15-16.
From Brisbane, Modi will travel to Canberra to hold a bilateral meeting with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott on November 18. This will be second meeting between the two leaders after Abbott visited India last month during which the two countries inked the civil nuclear cooperation agreement.
The Prime Minister is also scheduled to visit Nepal to attend SAARC Summit on November 26. Significantly, Modi had invited all the SAARC leaders for his swearing-in ceremony here on May 26.
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