New Delhi, Oct 29: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Paris on November 30 to take part in the inaugural session of the UN climate change summit which aims to achieve a universal agreement on climate change.
Although there is no official annoucement on the Prime Minister visit, it is learnt that Modi will join more than 50 heads of states and governments to attend the inaugural session of Conference of Parties (CoP21) which concludes on December 11.
Modi will have a hectic overseas itinerary in November with two back-to-back visits covering four countries, will leave for Paris after he returns from Singapore trip scheduled for November 23-24.
The Paris conference is expected to attract close to 50,000 participants including 25,000 official delegates from government, intergovernmental organisations, UN agencies, NGOs and civil society.
