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PM Modi to visit America, to take part in Nuclear Security Summit on Thursday

| | Mar 29, 2016, at 06:58 pm
New Delhi, Mar 29 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Washington DC on Thursday to take part in the fourth Nuclear Security Summit, he said on Tuesday.

"I will be in Washington DC on 31st March to participate in the 4th Nuclear Security Summit, where several nations and global organisations would be represented," the PM wrote on his Facebook post. 

"The Summit would deliberate on the crucial issue of threat to nuclear security caused by nuclear terrorism. Leaders would discuss ways and measure through which to strengthen the global nuclear security architecture, especially to ensure that non-state actors do not get access to nuclear material," the post read. 

"On the sidelines of the Summit, I would meet with several world leaders to carry forward the agenda of bilateral cooperation with those nations. I also look forward to my interaction with the scientists associated with LIGO project," he said. 

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