British Prime Minister Stammer arrived in Mumbai on the 8th and began a two-day visit to India.The Hindu newspaper said on the 8th that a delegation of 125 people, including representatives of British universities, business leaders and others, were accompanied.

This is the first official visit to India since Stammer served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Indian Prime Minister Modi called it a historic visit. Stam will meet Modi on 9th and participate with Modi in the Global Finance and Technology Summit in Mumbai, where financial technology, trade and defense will be the focus of the talks between the two sides.

India and Britain signed a bilateral free trade agreement during Modi's visit to Europe in July, according to the Hindu newspaper, while the two countries are facing major geopolitical changes, including their respective trade relations with the United States.

According to India Asia International News Agency, Stammer on the 8th meeting with Mumbai business people said that the size of the British trade delegation that followed him to print is the largest in history, the British-India Free Trade Agreement is the largest free trade agreement signed by the UK after Brexit, is very important to the UK. Bloomberg said on the 8th, Stammer plans to promote the implementation of the British-India free trade agreement as soon as possible, has instructed the relevant teams of the country to accelerate the progress.

However, the issue of immigration remains a "pick" in the British Indian relationship and seems to be difficult to get rid of. The British Indian tensions around the immigration issue are expected to continue. On the way to Mumbai, Stammer said he would reject the company's demands to allow more highly skilled Indian workers to work in the UK. Stammer said the UK would not open more visas if the British Indian Free Trade Agreement did not involve visa aspects.