Abe was scheduled to visit India to attend the India-Japan summit at Guwahati in Assam. media reports hinted that the venue for Modi-Abe summit could be shifted from Guwahati.
The Prime Minister also commended Thailand for the excellent arrangement and hospitality for the summit. He also extended warm wishes to Vietnam for the chairmanship of ASEAN and East Asia summit next year.
On the sidelines of the three summits, the Prime Minister will also hold several bilaterals. He will return to New Delhi on the evening of November 4.
They will have guided tour of three monuments - Arjuna's penance, an intricately carved ancient sculpture; Krishna's Butter Ball - a big round boulder perched on a slope; and Pancha Rathas - a five chariots monument complex.
They will have guided tour of three monuments - Arjuna's penance, an intricately carved ancient sculpture; Krishna's Butter Ball - a big round boulder perched on a slope; and Pancha Rathas - a five chariots monument complex.
Though it was just the first session in which experts and delegates shared their views about the need of transformation in the education sector. Further programs will be organised to address issues like embracing team building, model character, values and skills and how to use technology in the education sector.
