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Canadian PM Mark Carney arrives in Mumbai for 4-day India visit

Carney will meet PM Modi in New Delhi on March 2

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Mumbai, Updated At : 08:34 PM Feb 27, 2026 IST
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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Diana Fox Carney arrive in Mumbai on Friday, February 27, 2026. AP/PT
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Mumbai on Friday at the start of a four-day India visit.

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He will meet business leaders in Mumbai.

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Also read: Unlike ex-Canadian PM Trudeau, Carney to skip Bhangra and Punjab visit during India trip

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Carney will fly to New Delhi on March 1 and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi there on March 2, as per the official schedule.

He will also meet External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and address the India-Canada CEO Forum in the national capital before returning to Canada.

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