Indian Ambassador to Myanmar Vikram Misri has termed the upcoming visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Myanmar as very significant and timely. Mr Modi is reaching Myanmar tomorrow from China on a three day State visit in the final leg of his two nation tour. <br/> <br/>In an interview to All India Radio, Mr Misri said the visit will provide an opportunity to review the bilateral relations between the two countries as well as to discuss regional situation.He also said, the visit will take forward the process of high level exchange between the two sides.<br/> <br/>Mr Vikram Misri said, during Prime Minsiter's visit, India and Myanmar will also sign some agreements in the field of Maritime security cooperation, capacity building, health and some other fields. On the issue of strengthening cooperation to fight terrorism, Mr Misri said, it is a transnational and international problem and it is a problem that no nation can slove it at its own.<br/> <br/>He said, in view of it, international cooperation is essential to fight terrorism. He said, India and Myanmar are neighbours and the issue is very important as the Rakhine State of that country is facing problem in view of recent attack there. He said, in coming days, the security cooperation between the two countries to combat the menace of terrorism will further strengthen.