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The
agreement on sale of uranium had opened up "a new era of bilateral
cooperation" between India and Canada, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said
in Ottawa on Wednesday, asserting that the pessimism of the past about
India had turned into optimism about the future.
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Modi had announced last month on Twitter that he was looking forward to "sourcing uranium fuel for our nuclear power plants" during his visit to Canada. Modi's trip is the first bilateral visit to Canada by an Indian prime minister since Indira Gandhi in 1973.
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"During
this visit, our two countries will resume commercial cooperation in
civil nuclear energy after decades. This will be a defining symbol of
our mutual trust and understanding, and of our willingness to look
beyond the boundaries of the past to the opportunities of the future,"
Modi wrote in an opinion piece in the Canadian paper 'The Globe and
Mail'.
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Modi
said both countries will benefit immensely by an early conclusion of a
Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement and
Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
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"I
have come to build a strategic partnership with Canada in pursuit of
India's economic transformation and a more peaceful, secure and stable
future for our two countries," he wrote.
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