Dassault 'Rafale', Jaitapur nuclear deals unlikely on Francois Hollande's India visit
HumaSiddiqui : New Delhi, Thu Feb 14 2013, 15:29 hrs
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Both sides are expected to ink deals between research organisations of their two countries.
Hollande's India visit is being viewed as a significant milestone in bilateral relationship. Besides defence and nuclear energy, the other key issues which will be discussed include urban development, education, research and development, pharmaceuticals and renewable energy.
The visiting leader on Feburary 14 will hold delegation level talks with Prime minister Manmohan Singh, while External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid will pay a call on him. On Feburary 15, apart from delivering a lecture at the Nehru Memorial Museum, he will then visit Mumbai where he will participate in a business conference, a statement from MEA said
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