New Delhi: India and Canada will resume direct air linkages from November after a gap of more than seven years to strengthen socio-economic ties and boost trade, High Commissioner for Canada to India Nadir Patel said today.
Interacting with the members of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry here, Patel also offered Canadian capacities of housing sector to build Smart Cities in India provided such cities are conceptualised to satisfy the global investors at both top and bottom line.
"The direct flight between New Delhi to Toronto and vice versa would lead to cementing the trade and socio economic ties of the two countries which was called off way back in 2007 and is also a follow up action of the recent Prime Minister visit to Canada a few months ago.
29/06/15 PTI/Economic Times
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Interacting with the members of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry here, Patel also offered Canadian capacities of housing sector to build Smart Cities in India provided such cities are conceptualised to satisfy the global investors at both top and bottom line.
"The direct flight between New Delhi to Toronto and vice versa would lead to cementing the trade and socio economic ties of the two countries which was called off way back in 2007 and is also a follow up action of the recent Prime Minister visit to Canada a few months ago.
29/06/15 PTI/Economic Times
