“This is, I said, a short visit, so this is a government to government visit to India where my first priority is to come and see your Prime Minister. Kolkata is a city I've never been to before... I'm looking forward to the visit,” he said.
Cameron, who is visiting India for the third time in as many as years, favoured more meetings and informal discussions with the Indian Prime Minister and said there is a lot in common between India and Britain and the two were good trade partners as well.
“We are one of the oldest democracies... We both have challenges to fight terrorism and we both want to be successes in this global economic race that we are engaged in. We have ties of the past - the history, the language and the culture. But it is the future that excites me, on what Britain and India can do together,” he said.
Cameron discussed matters of bilateral interest relations and other issues with his Indian counterpart.
