PM Modi Croatia Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Croatia from Canada on Wednesday (18 June 2025). Russia-Ukraine conflict, Israel-Iran situation was discussed in the meeting with Croatian Prime Minister Andrez Plankovic. PM Modi said that whether Europe or Asia, no problem can be solved from the battlefield. He said that for any country of the world, respect for regional integrity and sovereignty is necessary.

Terrorism enemy of humanity- PM Modi

PM Modi thanked the Croatian Prime Minister for expressing condolences on the terrorist attack on 22 April in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. PM Modi said, “We believe that terrorism is an enemy of humanity and is a threat to all forces that maintains the values ​​of democracy. In such challenging times, the support and solidarity of our friendly countries has been very valuable for us.”

Consent to increase cooperation in many fields including digital technology

PM Modi said, “We have decided to increase cooperation in many fields to increase bilateral trade and create reliable supply chains. We will promote cooperation in pharma, agriculture, information technology, clean technology, digital technology, renewable energy, semecons.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “We both agree that in today’s global environment, India and Europe have great importance. Croatia’s support and cooperation is very important in strengthening our strategic partnership with the European Union”

Thought to increase tourism between the two countries

The Prime Minister said, “Today we have decided to further strengthen our cultural and People to People.

PM Modi said, “We have considered increasing tourism between the two countries. I have clearly experienced the popularity of yoga here. June 21 is International Yoga Day and I am confident that the people of Croatia will celebrate it with great pomp.”

‘Terrorism is the biggest threat to global stability’

Croatian Prime Minister Andrez Plankovich said that we also discussed the terrorist attack in India and expressed grief. He said, “The world’s situation is very unstable in the matter of security, so it is important that the most influential countries around the world contribute for peace.

He further said, “We have also agreed to cooperation in future in all sectors from economy to defense. Since India is a global leader in the IT sector, we want to strengthen cooperation in defense industry, nuclear power, ship building and information technology.”

PM Modi Cyprus Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Cyprus on a two -day visit on Sunday (June 16). During his Cyprus trip, he will hold talks with President Nicos Christodolidase to strengthen bilateral relations.

Cyprus President Nico Christodolidase welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the airport, displaying special warmth. PM Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Cyprus in two decades.

PM Modi expressed gratitude to the President of Cyprus

Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a post on the social media platform X. In the post, PM Modi wrote, “I have reached Cyprus. I thank Cyprus President Nicos Christodolidase to express special warmth at my welcome at the airport. This journey will provide significant speed in relations with India-sprus, especially in trade, investment and other fields.”

Ministry of External Affairs posts about PM Modi’s visit

PM Modi has reached Cyprus under the first phase of his three countries visiting in five days. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached Cyprus for a reliable partnership based on shared values ​​and aspirations. While showing the warm historical relationships, President Christodolidase and External Affairs Minister Constantinos Kombos welcomed the Prime Minister at the airport. “He said,” There will be widespread discussion to further intensify bilateral relations during PM Modi’s visit. “

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on India-sprus relation

In a statement before leaving for New Delhi, PM Modi said that Cyprus is a close friend and important partner in the Mediterranean region and in the European Union. He said, “This journey is an opportunity to further strengthen historical relations, intensify our relations in the fields of trade, investment, security, technology and promote contact at the level of the people of both countries.”

Prime Minister Modi will hold talks with President Christodolidase in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus and will address the leaders of the business world in Limasol.

PM Modi will go to Canada to attend the G-7 summit after Cyprus

After Cyprus, he will go to Canada in Canada to attend the G-7 summit at the invitation of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. After the G-7 summit, Modi will leave for Croatia, where he will hold a meeting with President Joran Milnovich and Prime Minister Andrez Plankovic.

This is the opportunity to thank partner countries against terrorism- PM Modi

Modi said that this visit to three countries is also an opportunity to unite countries around the world to thank the partner countries for continuously supporting India in the fight against cross -border terrorism and to deal with all forms of terrorism.