- India has launched year-long activities and programmes for its 'Year of India in Canada' to showcase the country's rich art and culture, as well as its rise as an economic power.
- Gavai said that the yearlong festivities would include exhibitions of Indian art and culture, seminars on promoting trade and business, conferences on enhanced co-operation, food and film festivals and more in different parts of the country.
- The celebratory year was designated for 2011 by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Canadian counterpart Stephen Harper during the latter's visit to India in November 2009.
- A sustained engagement of Canada with India is evident from the number of agreements and MOUs already signed between two countries such as Civilian nuclear cooperation agreement; higher education; earth sciences and mining and cultural cooperation
- Social security agreement, the foreign investment promotion and protection agreement, and mou on transportation are under negotiation and are expected to be concluded soon.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
'Year of India in Canada' launched in Ottawa
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