PM may visit US in June

April 13, 2016 23:41

Prime Minister Narendra Modi may be visiting the United States in early June for a bilateral meeting with President Barack Obama who is said to be inviting some world leaders before he demits office in January next.

The US has indicated to the Indian side that Obama would be interested in meeting Modi once more before he demits office after two four-year terms, sources said.

They added that there is a possibility of the prime minister travelling to Washington sometime in early June for the same. No dates have been finalised yet, the sources said.

It is believed that the US President is extending similar invitations to some other world leaders.

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