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David Cameron comes out to welcome Narendra Modi
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British Prime Minister David Cameron came out from his 10 Downing Street to receive Prime Minister Narendra Modi before the two leaders headed to the world’s most famous political office for a nearly 90-minute dialogue.
British Prime Minister David Cameron came out from his 10 Downing Street to receive Prime Minister Narendra Modi before the two leaders headed to the world’s most famous political office for a nearly 90-minute dialogue.
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Other senior ministers present include foreign secretary Philip Hammond, employment minister Priti Patel and business minister Sajid Javid.
On the Indian side, the delegation included the High Commissioner to the UK Ranjan Mathai, foreign secretary S. Jaishankar and NSA Ajit Doval. The UK ranks 18th in the list of India’s top 25 trading partners and two-way trade in 2014-15 stood at USD 14.34 billion.
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