US EditionIndia Prime Minister Modi visits Cyprus to advance trade corridor plans
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a two-day visit to Cyprus on Sunday to boost bilateral relations and advance regional trade ties.
- The visit follows longstanding diplomatic efforts including the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor, aiming to connect India to Europe through Cyprus and the wider Middle East.
- Modi held discussions with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides on aligning bilateral strategies, advancing trade corridors, and enhancing defence cooperation and cyber security dialogues.
- On Monday, Modi was bestowed with Cyprus’s highest distinction, the Grand Cross awarded by the Order of Makarios III, and revealed plans for a strategic framework to deepen collaboration between the two countries.
- The visit reinforced shared commitments to peace, counterterrorism through intelligence sharing, and expanded economic ties, setting the stage for further engagement in Canada and Croatia.
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