Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Netherlands Mark Rutte will arrive in India on Thursday for a two-day official visit. On May 24, he is expected to arrive in India at around 9 am.
Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Netherlands Mark Rutte will arrive in India on Thursday for a two-day official visit. On May 24, he is expected to arrive in India at around 9 am.
Rutte will then meet a Business Delegation at Hotel Taj Diplomatic and then participate in the Clean Ganga Event at Hotel ITC Maurya.
Prime Minister Narendra Nodi will meet with Mark Rutte at Hyderabad House at about 12:00 pm.
Rutte will also attend a CEO roundtable conference at Hyderabad House. He will then sign press statements at the venue at about 02:30 pm.
Mark Rutte, will next address a public event organised by Carnegie India at Hotel Taj Diplomatic and also participate in Clean Air India, a startup event.
Lastly, he will participate in an agro event, before proceeding to Bengaluru.
Rutte is scheduled to meet Governor of Karnataka, Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala.
He is also scheduled to visit Shell Technology Centre and Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in Bengaluru. Around 10 in the night on May 25, he will leave for Netherlands.
Rutte will then meet a Business Delegation at Hotel Taj Diplomatic and then participate in the Clean Ganga Event at Hotel ITC Maurya.
Prime Minister Narendra Nodi will meet with Mark Rutte at Hyderabad House at about 12:00 pm.
Rutte will also attend a CEO roundtable conference at Hyderabad House. He will then sign press statements at the venue at about 02:30 pm.
Mark Rutte, will next address a public event organised by Carnegie India at Hotel Taj Diplomatic and also participate in Clean Air India, a startup event.
Lastly, he will participate in an agro event, before proceeding to Bengaluru.
Rutte is scheduled to meet Governor of Karnataka, Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala.
He is also scheduled to visit Shell Technology Centre and Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in Bengaluru. Around 10 in the night on May 25, he will leave for Netherlands.