Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez arrives in India today for first visit in 18 years
Pedro Sanchez will begin a three-day official visit to India on Sunday-the first by a Spanish head of government in 18 years-which officials said will focus on defence industry partnership and cooperation in infrastructure and the Mediterranean region.
Sanchez will land in Vadodara within 24 hours of German chancellor Olaf Scholz's departure from India, making it a back-to-back meeting with two European heads of government for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
In Vadodara, Sanchez and Modi will inaugurate the Tata Advanced Systems Ltd's (TASL's) final assembly line facility for the C295 aircraft on Monday, according to officials.
This will be the first private-sector military aircraft manufacturing facility in India, described by the government as a «flagship Make in India» initiative in the aerospace sector.
People in the know said Spain is also interested in associating with India in the naval sector. Earlier, Spanish firm Navantia had partnered with L&T to compete for the P75(I) submarine project.
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