Symbol of Our Shared Confidence: PM Modi Calls for Deeper India-Australia Strategic Ties Amid Global Uncertainty - The Tribune
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Modi praises Australia-India relations during trip to Melbourne
Narendra Modi has praised Australia's relationship with India during the world leader's trip to Melbourne.
PM Narendra Modi-Anthony Albanese Selfie Goes Viral After India-Australia Leaders' Summit in Melbourne | 🌎 LatestLY
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese held bilateral talks during the third India-Australia Annual Leaders' Summit in Melbourne. The leaders discussed trade, security and technology ties. A selfie shared after business events quickly went viral, highlighting their warm diplomatic rapport. 🌎 PM Narendra Modi-Anthony Albanese Selfie Goes Viral After India-Australia Leaders' Summit in Melbourne .
Symbol of our shared confidence: PM Modi calls for deeper India-Australia strategic ties amid global uncertainty - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian PM Anthony Albanese attended the India-Australia CEO Forum in Melbourne to deepen economic and strategic ties. PM Modi, welcomed warmly by the Indian diaspora, praised cultural performances symbolising bilateral bonds. The leaders will discuss defence, trade, and education before Modi visits New Zealand.
Addressing leading industrialists and business leaders from both countries at the India-Australia CEO Forum, PM Modi extended an open invitation to Australia's participation in India's development journey.
Last Updated on July 9, 2026 12:14 pm by INDIAN AWAAZ AMN/ WEB DESK Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed the high-level India-Australia CEO Forum and Economic Action Plan in Melbourne today. Speaking on the occasion, Prime Minister Modi said that the India-Australia partnership has entered a transformative, high-tech era. He outlined a visionary action plan to accelerate bilateral trade to US$100 …
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