PM leaves for India after G20 Summit

September 07, 2013 12:09

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday left for India after attending the G20 Summit where he said the movement of labour should be free across nations without restrictions as it can otherwise stifle growth.

"International labour mobility in high end skills has become an important aspect of global integration across countries," the Prime Minister said on Friday.

"Pending the evolution of international agreements in this area, we must do whatever we can to avoid new restrictive measures, which can stifle a sector that can contribute to global growth in the years ahead."

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