Key Takeaways
- The Spanish President, Pedro Sanchez, arrives in India for the first visit in 18 years.
- The visit aims to revive bilateral ties and address joint challenges.
- The Spanish President and PM Modi will inaugurate the C295 aircraft assembly plant in Vadodara, a key Make in India initiative.
Vadodara/New Delhi: President of Spain Pedro Sanchez arrived in Vadodara early on Monday morning, marking the first visit by a Spanish president to India in 18 years.
The Spanish President and PM Modi will inaugurate the C295 aircraft assembly plant in Vadodara, a key Make in India initiative in the aviation sector, developed by Tata Advanced Systems and Airbus Spain.
The MEA spokesperson said in a post on X:
“Bienvenido a India!
President of the Government of Spain @sanchezcastejon touches down in Vadodara, marking the first visit by a Spanish President to India in 18 years.
“An official visit to elevate India-Spain relations to new heights.”
The Spanish President in a post said he is visiting India with the aim of reviving the bilateral ties:
“I am embarking on my first official trip to India with the aim of reviving our bilateral relations.
“India is a key player and a very prominent voice in the international community with whom we will address many of the joint challenges that lie ahead.”
Later, both leaders will hold bilateral talks in Vadodara, which will see the signing of some MoUs between the two sides.
