The famous politician and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will soon be visiting a couple of countries in the European continent. His visit is scheduled for the first week of the following month of September. He is slated to visit countries like Belgium and Norway as well as France. His visit will come at a notable time when the G20 Summit will be taking place in the national capital of the country.
Rahul Gandhi To Visit Europe In September
According to an article recently published by Republic, Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to visit Europe during the first week of September. On the 7th of September, he will meet the European Commission Lawmakers and European Union Members in Brussels, which is the capital of Belgium.
He is then slated to visit France on the 8th of September and will address university students in Paris. On the 9th of September, he will partake in a meeting with the Labour Union of France. On the 10th of September, he will visit Oslo in Norway where he will speak to the Indian Diaspora present there.
His Europe trip comes at a time when India, which currently holds the presidency of G20, will be hosting the summit at the national capital. The G20 summit will be on the 9th and 10th of September.
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His Bike Trip To Ladakh
The descendant of the Gandhi family recently made headlines when he travelled to Ladakh on a bike trip. He said that the reason he undertook the trip was because he missed it during his Bharat Jodo Yatra.
He even rode to Khardung La, which is the second-highest motorable road. Although it is commonly mistaken as the highest motorable road, this title is reserved for Umling La. On his trip, Rahul Gandhi also paid tribute to his father.
The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, too, recently took a trip to Greece which happened to be the first one by an Indian PM to the country in the past few decades.
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