British Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday said she will visit India next month for her first bilateral visit outside Europe during which she will hold talks with her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and review all aspects of the India-UK strategic partnership post-Brexit.
May, 60, will be in India between November 6 and 8 on the invitation of Modi.
She will be accompanied by her International Trade Minister liam Fox and a business delegation drawn from regions across the UK.
"The relationships between our two countries are strong, and the Indian diaspora plays a vital role in our national life," May said. "In my talks with PM Modi, I want to build on our relationship for the benefit of both our countries and maintaining cooperation on defence and security," the PM said.