Kruel Rage
Regular Member
- Joined
- Apr 29, 2010
- Messages
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United Kingdom
David Cameron,
Prime Minister
Visited India: July-27-28
1) $1.1 billion BAE Systems, Europe's biggest defence contractor, and engine maker Rolls-Royce signed a deal with HAL to supply 57 Hawk trainer jets to India.
2) Nuclear agreement Nuclear cooperation was inked earlier in the year.
3) He unequivocally condemned Pakistan for "exporting terrorism" and also clarified that he had not been misquoted.
4)Reiterated support for India becoming a permanent member of UNSC.
United States Of America
Barack Obama,
President
Visited India: November 6-9
1) Struck deals worth $15 billion that would create nearly 54,000 jobs in the US as India bought goods from it under the deals.
2) Set a bilateral trade target of $75 billion by 2015.
3) Defence deal worth $5.8 billion., Before he arrived, Boeing and the Indian Air Force had reached a preliminary agreement on the purchase of 10 C-17 Globemaster III military transport aircraft.
4) Said terrorist networks, including Lashkar-e-Tayyeba, must be defeated & urged Pakistan to bring to justice perpetrators of the November 2008 Mumbai attacks.
5) Endorsed India's candidature to a reformed and expanded council.
6) Showed intent to support India's full membership in the four multilateral export control regimes (NSG, Missile Technology Control Regime, Australia Group and
Wassenaar Arrangement) in a phased manner.
France
Nicolas Sarkozy,
President
Visited India: December 4-7
1) Unveiled $20 billion worth of civilian nuclear energy, defence and aviation deals
2) French companies are committed to investing over $13 billion in India by 2012 & bilateral trade target set at $16 Billion by 2015.
3)Close to signing deals for a $2.7 Billion joint missile development and refitting India's Mirage fighter jets at a cost of $ 2 billion.
4)French company Areva will build two nuclear power plants in west India after at €7 billion.
5) Reiterated support for India becoming a permanent member of UNSC.
China
Wen Jiabao,
Premier
Visited India: December 15-17
1) Deals worth $16 billion signed.
2)Bilateral trade target set at $100 billion by 2015.
3) China welcomed the CBSE's move to introduce Mandarin Chinese in all its affiliated schools.
Russia
Dmitry Medvedev,
President
Visited India: December 21-22
1) Discussed ways to achieve bilateral trade target of $20 billion by 2015.
2) $30 bn worth agreement to co-design fifth generation fighter aircarft.
3) Reiterated support for a "deserving" and "strong" India.
4) Supported India's entry in the NSG & also took into positive consideration India's interest in full membership in MTCR and the Wassenaar Arrangement.
5) Building of two additional nuclear power plants in Tamil Nadu, where Russia is already setting up two reactors.
6) The President welcomed India's intention to join SCO as a full member, which he said would significantly increase the SCO's political weight & agreed to make efforts along with other SCO members to accelerate the process of India's entry into the organisation.
6) Russia supports India's application to join the APEC and intends to work in
this direction when the moratorium on the new membership is lifted.
David Cameron,
Prime Minister
Visited India: July-27-28
1) $1.1 billion BAE Systems, Europe's biggest defence contractor, and engine maker Rolls-Royce signed a deal with HAL to supply 57 Hawk trainer jets to India.
2) Nuclear agreement Nuclear cooperation was inked earlier in the year.
3) He unequivocally condemned Pakistan for "exporting terrorism" and also clarified that he had not been misquoted.
4)Reiterated support for India becoming a permanent member of UNSC.
United States Of America
Barack Obama,
President
Visited India: November 6-9
1) Struck deals worth $15 billion that would create nearly 54,000 jobs in the US as India bought goods from it under the deals.
2) Set a bilateral trade target of $75 billion by 2015.
3) Defence deal worth $5.8 billion., Before he arrived, Boeing and the Indian Air Force had reached a preliminary agreement on the purchase of 10 C-17 Globemaster III military transport aircraft.
4) Said terrorist networks, including Lashkar-e-Tayyeba, must be defeated & urged Pakistan to bring to justice perpetrators of the November 2008 Mumbai attacks.
5) Endorsed India's candidature to a reformed and expanded council.
6) Showed intent to support India's full membership in the four multilateral export control regimes (NSG, Missile Technology Control Regime, Australia Group and
Wassenaar Arrangement) in a phased manner.
France
Nicolas Sarkozy,
President
Visited India: December 4-7
1) Unveiled $20 billion worth of civilian nuclear energy, defence and aviation deals
2) French companies are committed to investing over $13 billion in India by 2012 & bilateral trade target set at $16 Billion by 2015.
3)Close to signing deals for a $2.7 Billion joint missile development and refitting India's Mirage fighter jets at a cost of $ 2 billion.
4)French company Areva will build two nuclear power plants in west India after at €7 billion.
5) Reiterated support for India becoming a permanent member of UNSC.
China
Wen Jiabao,
Premier
Visited India: December 15-17
1) Deals worth $16 billion signed.
2)Bilateral trade target set at $100 billion by 2015.
3) China welcomed the CBSE's move to introduce Mandarin Chinese in all its affiliated schools.
Russia
Dmitry Medvedev,
President
Visited India: December 21-22
1) Discussed ways to achieve bilateral trade target of $20 billion by 2015.
2) $30 bn worth agreement to co-design fifth generation fighter aircarft.
3) Reiterated support for a "deserving" and "strong" India.
4) Supported India's entry in the NSG & also took into positive consideration India's interest in full membership in MTCR and the Wassenaar Arrangement.
5) Building of two additional nuclear power plants in Tamil Nadu, where Russia is already setting up two reactors.
6) The President welcomed India's intention to join SCO as a full member, which he said would significantly increase the SCO's political weight & agreed to make efforts along with other SCO members to accelerate the process of India's entry into the organisation.
6) Russia supports India's application to join the APEC and intends to work in
this direction when the moratorium on the new membership is lifted.
