Anthony Albanese India Visit: Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come on a four-day visit to India. Anthony Albanese arrived at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Thursday (March 9) with PM Modi before the start of the fourth and final cricket test match between India and Australia. He also visited India’s indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant. Know the big things related to the visit of Albanese.
1. Australian PM Anthony Albanese and PM Modi did a ‘lap of honour’ of the ground on the occasion of 75 years of friendship between the two countries before the start of the cricket test match between India and Australia. Planted. Thousands of cricket lovers, who arrived at the world’s largest cricket stadium to watch the Test match, welcomed the two leaders riding golf carts with applause.
2. PM Modi and Albanese handed over Test caps to the captains of their respective cricket teams. Modi and Albanese met the players of both the teams and stood with the players when the national anthems of India and Australia were played.
3. Both the Prime Ministers inaugurated the stadium’s ‘Hall of Fame Museum’ also visited. Albanese reached Ahmedabad on Wednesday morning. He had participated in some programs organized in the city. While PM Modi reached Ahmedabad late on Wednesday night.
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4. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited India’s indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant regarding this. He was given a guard of honor on the indigenous aircraft carrier. Anthony Albanese is the first foreign PM to board INS Vikrant. He said that my friend PM Modi sees things for what they could be.
5. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that I am honored to be here today on the newly commissioned, Indian designed and built in India INS Vikrant at the invitation of PM Modi. My visit reflects my Government’s commitment to placing India at the heart of Australia’s vision for the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
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6. Referring to the strong relations between the two countries, the Australian PM said that the Indian Ocean is the center of security and prosperity of both the countries. There has never been a point in the history of our two countries where we have had such a strong strategic alignment.
7. Anthony Albanese said that we both depend on free and open access to sea lanes in the Indo-Pacific for our trade and economic well-being. We share an unwavering commitment to upholding the rules-based international order and ensuring that the Indo-Pacific is open, inclusive and prosperous.
8. He announced that later this year, Australia will host the ‘Malabar Exercise’ for the first time. While India will also participate in Australia’s ‘Talisman Sabre’ exercise for the first time in August.
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9. Albanese said that it will be a great privilege for me to welcome the Indian Navy to Australia in August and for their generosity in hosting us here today I thank them again.
10. Prime Minister Modi on Thursday tweeted a video from Ahmedabad, where he watched the fourth cricket Test match between India and Australia. PM Modi wrote that a memorable morning in Ahmedabad. India-Australia friendship getting stronger.
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