PM Modi Reaches South Korea, the Third Leg of His Three-Nation Tour

PM Narendra Modi has arrived in Seoul, South Korea, today morning. South Korea is the third and final leg of his three-nation tour, the other two legs being China and Mongolia.

South Korean vice Foreign Minister received the PM at the airport. The PM shook hands with the members of Indian community living in the country, who greeted him with enthusiasm amid the chants of his name, "Modi, Modi".  

During his two-day visit to thecountry, the PM will hold restricted talks with South Korea President Park Geun-hye, and then he would witness an agreement signing ceremony between the two nations.

PM Modi would meet the UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon today. In the evening, he will go on to attend a dinner party hosted by President Park at her official residence.

Tomorrow, PM would attend the sixth Asian Leadership Conference at the Shilla Hotel in the city; he would then take a tour of the Cheonggyecheon Stream. He will then meet the top-businessmen of the country in the afternoon. The PM will leave for Delhi in the evening.

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