<p>New Delhi: Describing <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/canadas-last-minute-g-7-invite-to-modi-signals-a-thaw-3577081">Indian and Canada</a> as "vibrant democracies", the external affairs ministry on Thursday (June 12) said New Delhi believes the forthcoming meeting between the prime ministers of the two countries on the sidelines of the G7 Summit will offer an important opportunity to exchange views and explore pathways to reset bilateral ties.</p>.<p>Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said this in response to a query during his weekly media briefing.</p>.<p>"Our Prime Minister had received a call from the Canadian Prime Minister last week. During the call, Prime Minister Mark Carney invited Prime Minister (Modi) to attend G7 (meeting), and as you are aware the invitation has been accepted," he said.</p>.India central to key supply chains; must be part of G7 discussions: Canada's Mark Carney on inviting PM Modi.<p>The call was also an occasion for the two prime ministers to reflect or talk about India-Canada relations, and how it can be taken forward, the MEA spokesperson said.</p>.<p>Canada will be hosting the crucial G7 meeting later this month.</p>.<p>"India and Canada are vibrant democracies, which are bound by shared democratic values and steadfast commitment to the rule of law. And, of course, very vibrant people to people ties," Jaiswal said.</p>.Modi to ask Carney to act on India's pending requests for extradition of Khalistanis from Canada .<p>"We believe that the forthcoming meeting between the two leaders on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Canada will offer an important opportunity for them to exchange views on bilateral and global issues, and explore pathways to set or reset the relationship, based on mutual respect, shared interests and sensitivity to each other's concerns," he said.</p>.<p>Later in response to another query on the future trajectory of India-Canada ties, Jaiswal said, "We are exploring path to reset ties." </p>
<p>New Delhi: Describing <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/canadas-last-minute-g-7-invite-to-modi-signals-a-thaw-3577081">Indian and Canada</a> as "vibrant democracies", the external affairs ministry on Thursday (June 12) said New Delhi believes the forthcoming meeting between the prime ministers of the two countries on the sidelines of the G7 Summit will offer an important opportunity to exchange views and explore pathways to reset bilateral ties.</p>.<p>Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said this in response to a query during his weekly media briefing.</p>.<p>"Our Prime Minister had received a call from the Canadian Prime Minister last week. During the call, Prime Minister Mark Carney invited Prime Minister (Modi) to attend G7 (meeting), and as you are aware the invitation has been accepted," he said.</p>.India central to key supply chains; must be part of G7 discussions: Canada's Mark Carney on inviting PM Modi.<p>The call was also an occasion for the two prime ministers to reflect or talk about India-Canada relations, and how it can be taken forward, the MEA spokesperson said.</p>.<p>Canada will be hosting the crucial G7 meeting later this month.</p>.<p>"India and Canada are vibrant democracies, which are bound by shared democratic values and steadfast commitment to the rule of law. And, of course, very vibrant people to people ties," Jaiswal said.</p>.Modi to ask Carney to act on India's pending requests for extradition of Khalistanis from Canada .<p>"We believe that the forthcoming meeting between the two leaders on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Canada will offer an important opportunity for them to exchange views on bilateral and global issues, and explore pathways to set or reset the relationship, based on mutual respect, shared interests and sensitivity to each other's concerns," he said.</p>.<p>Later in response to another query on the future trajectory of India-Canada ties, Jaiswal said, "We are exploring path to reset ties." </p>