PM Modi to visit Uganda, Rwanda, South Africa one week from now

New Delhi, Jul 20 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave on a three-country visit to Rwanda, Uganda and South Africa from July 23-27, said Ministry of External Affairs on Friday.

The Prime Minister will first visit Rwanda, followed by Uganda and South Africa.

PM Modi is the principal Indian Prime Minister to visit Rwanda.

During the first leg of his visit, the Prime Minister will have a short connection with the Indian people group in Rwanda where he will be concurred stately gathering, T S Tirumurti, secretary (Economic Relations) in the MEA, told correspondents at a preparation.

Two credit extensions are set to be reported to Rwanda by India amid Prime Minister Modi's visit.

"India to give 200 bovines to Rwanda. India joins most astounding significance to Rwanda, two credit extensions will be reached out to Rwanda amid Prime Minister Modi's visit," Tirumurti said.

During the two-day visit in Uganda, Prime Minister Modi will approach Uganda President Yoweri Museveni and hold a designation level talk.

The Prime Minister is also booked to address Uganda's Parliament and the Indian diaspora.

Two credit extensions will also be declared for Uganda during Prime Minister's visit, the MEA said.

Amid the last leg of the visit, the Prime Minister will go to the BRICS Summit in South Africa.

Comprehensive development, health and vaccines, peacekeeping, and manageable improvement will be the center motivation amid the BRICS summit, reported MEA.

"BRICS leaders withdraw will also be sorted out amid the BRICS summit to talk about future prospects," MEA said.

"Few bilateral meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with leaders participating in BRICS have also been booked," Tirumurti said.

The Prime Minister is also scheduled to meet South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.