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India, China likely to ink deals worth $10 billion during Modi's visit: Chinese Ambassador

| | May 11, 2015, at 03:55 pm
New Delhi, May 11 (IBNS) China's Ambassador to India Le Yucheng has said t Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to his country will be the highlight of Indo-China relations for 2015.

He said both nations are committed to boost trade ties and are expected to ink trade deals worth $10 billion.

"His excellency PM Modi will pay a official visit to China as both sides have already announced at the invitation of Chinese Premiere Li Keqiang. It would be his excellency first official visit after taking charge and it will be a highlight of our relation. If all these MoU or agreements are signed it would no less than at least $10 billion," CNN-IBN has quoted  Yucheng as saying. 

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