Modi returns from three-nation tour

 
New Delhi, May 20
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived back here on Tuesday night after his six-day, three-nation tour that took him to China, Mongolia and South Korea.

Modi, who left on May 14, spent three days in China. He visited Xi'an, Beijing and Shanghai, and held talks with the Chinese leadership.

He went to Mongolia on May 17, becoming the first Indian prime minister ever to visit the northeast Asian country. He was in South Korea on May 18-19, during which he held talks with President Park Gyeun-hye and a number of agreements were inked.
Seoul, May 19
 Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his three-nation visit on Tuesday and flew back home from this Korean city.

Modi began his six-day sojourn from China on May 14. He then travelled to Mongolia, from where he flew to South Korea.

He addressed the India-Korea CEOs forum in Seoul, and said "Your ship-building capacity and our agenda of port led development can become driver of our growth."