Tanzanian PM arrives in Delhi on a four-day visit of India

Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 17:58 [IST]

New Delhi, Sep 15(ANI): Tanzanian Prime Minister Mizengo K. Pinda arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday on a four-day state visit to hold talks on bilateral and global issues ranging from agriculture to UN reforms and terror.

Pinda is accompanied with senior ministers and officials Pinda and would be holding delegation level talks with Union External Affairs Minister S M Krishna.

He will also call on Vice-President Hamid Ansari.

Pinda is also scheduled to visit Ahmedabad and Vadodara, from where 40,000 Indians are settled in Tanzania. (ANI)

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