My visit will strengthen our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and I shall, in my discussions with PM Albanese, take forward our relations in areas of defence and security, trade and investments, education and mobility, and…
Narendra Modi
The Public Record
Today’s India is not just fulfilling its own dreams but also fulfilling those of every friendly nation.
India is not just the world’s fastest-growing economy; it’s a nation with a billion-plus dreams in motion.
Agreement on nuclear energy will facilitate the supply of uranium from Australia to India.
India and Australia believe that terrorism is a serious challenge not just for any single country, but for humanity as a whole. Therefore, our fight against terrorism is shared, our resolve is unwavering, and our cooperation is…
The spirit of today’s discussion has been clear: the partnership between India and Australia is not just for the present, but for the future as well.
Our cooperation in critical minerals is vital for our strategic security and clean energy transition.
During this visit, President Prabowo Subianto and I will hold discussions aimed at adding even more momentum to this partnership across diverse sectors.
India has carried out one reform after another. We have consistently performed, and that’s why the country is transforming today. We are moving forward with the mantra of reform, perform, and transform.
As nations with deep cultural connections, India and Indonesia will continue to work together to celebrate our shared past while building an even stronger future.
Cricket serves as a diplomatic language for the relationship between India and Australia. That is why our meetings often feel like a cricket match: The agenda — focused like a one-day match, decisions — swift like a T20 game, and the…
Today, we have signed an important agreement in the field of nuclear energy.
May the next 250 years bring even greater prosperity, peace and progress for America and take the India-US partnership to new heights.
Held extensive and fruitful talks with PM Luxon in Auckland this morning. His own visit to India last year energised our bilateral partnership and my visit today, the first by an Indian Prime Minister in four decades, has added further…
This year, we signed a Free Trade Agreement in record time. This achievement will open new doors for the industries, farmers, and youth of both countries.
This visit is historic, being the first Prime Ministerial visit to New Zealand in four decades.
Reached Auckland a short while ago. Thankful to Prime Minister Luxon for the welcome at the airport.
I look forward to holding talks with Prime Minister Luxon and discussing the complete range of the India-NZ friendship.
Extremely saddened to learn about the tragic news of a boat accident involving Indian nationals near Phu Quoc, Vietnam.
Today we have reached an agreement on a framework for maritime cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. Through cooperation in bilateral naval exercises, logistics support, and hydrography, our mutual coordination will increase.
India and New Zealand are also reliable partners and close friends on the global stage. We believe that reform is essential in other global institutions, including the UN, to address the challenges of the present time.
The Indo-Pacific is not merely a confluence of two oceans; it is also a symbol of the shared aspirations of like-minded democracies like India and Australia.





