Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has met Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand. Both the leaders have expressed hope to further strengthen the bilateral partnership. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar also posted about this on social media platform X. This meeting of the two leaders took place in Niagara on the sidelines of the G-7.

S. Jaishankar said in a social media post that he congratulated Anita Anand for hosting the G-7 Foreign Ministers’ meeting and appreciated the progress in the implementation of the new Roadmap 2025. He said, ‘We hope to further strengthen our bilateral partnership.’

Anita Anand has also posted on Instagram, in which she said that the two leaders discussed cooperation on trade, energy, security and people-to-people ties. The Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday (November 11, 2025), ‘The participation of the External Affairs Minister in the G-7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting reflects India’s continued commitment to work with international partners to address global challenges and strengthen the voice of the Global South at international forums.’

Canada has invited Australia, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, South Korea, South Africa and Ukraine for the G-7 meeting. Canada had said only last week that the G-7 summit would discuss global economic and security challenges, including maritime security and prosperity, economic resilience, energy security and critical minerals.

Dr. S. Jaishankar’s visit to Canada comes a month after Anita Anand’s visit to India, when both sides unveiled an ambitious roadmap to boost ties in the areas of trade, critical minerals and energy.

In their meeting, the two Foreign Ministers agreed to initiate ministerial discussions on bilateral trade and investment at the earliest, keeping in mind global economic realities and each other’s strategic priorities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a video of the ‘G7 Summit’ held on Wednesday (June 18, 2025) on social media. He described the G7 conference as “meaningful” and called for strict action against terrorism.

While sharing the video, PM Modi wrote on the social media platform X, “A meaningful G-7 summit, in which many issues were discussed.”

This video of one minute 40 seconds begins with a beautiful view of Kananaskis. In the video, PM Modi is seen with the Prime Minister of Canada. Canadian PM Mark Carney says that it is “very respect for me” to host your (PM Modi) in G7. He said that India (in 2019 from France) is joining the G7 from Biaritz and is “proof of the importance of your country and your leadership”.

After this, the voice of PM Modi is heard in the video. He says, “India is the largest democratic country in the world. As the President of the G20 Summit, India has taken many such initiatives for the world. The strong foundation that India has laid in the G20, in the new form, is a big opportunity to take it towards its execution (implementation) in G7 in the new form and India has always been willing to use this opportunity.

Earlier, on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for ‘strict action against the countries supporting and promoting terrorism’, taking part in the outreach session of the ‘G7 Summit’ in Kananaskis, Canada.

Expressing gratitude to the global community for strong support to India in the fight against terrorism, Prime Minister Modi said, “Pahalgam terror attack was not just on India but an attack on the whole of humanity.”

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G-7 Summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a Cyprus tour from where he will leave to attend the G-7 summit to be held in Kananaskis. This is the first foreign tour of PM Modi after Operation Sindoor, where he will interact with the big leaders of the world.

US President Donald Trump, Italian PM Georgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron have reached Canada to attend the G-7 summit.

PM Modi may meet Donald Trump

On the call of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, PM Modi will attend the G-7 summit on 16-17 June. During this time he can also meet Donald Trump. However, no confirmation has been made by the Ministry of External Affairs. During Operation Sindoor, Donald Trump had given a credit to seize himself, claiming mediation between India and Pakistan. At the same time, India had rejected the intervention of any third party.

There may be talk on the issue of weapons and technology transfer

In such a situation, on a global stage like G-7, PM Modi can put India’s side in front of the world with a ceasefire. Apart from this, PM Modi can clear India’s stand in front of Trump during the meeting, because India never accepts any third party mediation on the issue of Kashmir. India has made it clear that Kashmir is not an issue of dialogue and now if it comes to Pakistan, only PoK will be on the issue.

The stage of the G-7 summit will be a chance to tell the world about India’s technical and military capability during operation vermilion. Apart from this, PM Modi may also have talks with global leaders on the issue of weapons and technology transfer in future.

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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.