The visit is part of India’s broader efforts to position itself as a global leader in energy transition

A key aspect of discussions during this visit will be the exploration of joint exercises and port visits

The commemorative stamp was jointly unveiled by India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar

EAM Jaishankar also holds wide-ranging discussions with Swiss Foreign Minister

EAM Jaishankar describes Germany as a crucial partner in accelerating India's growth and development

This visit is part of a broader series of European port calls by INS Tabar

The first few months of Prime Minister Modi’s third term have witnessed a renewed focus on Europe

India and Poland identify several initiatives to give a new direction to their relations

The India-Poland relationship is underpinned by shared history and deep-rooted ties

Poland is an important partner for India in Central Europe, the MEA says

The Indian Navy says it is committed to fostering partnerships with navies across the world

Luxembourg PM Frieden appreciates India’s role in supporting an early end to conflict in Ukraine

In a bid to expedite the realization of goals and targets set under the India-European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA), India and Switzerland have emphasized the need for a focused approach to creating an enabling environment. This was the key outcome of the recent bilateral talks between India's Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and his Swiss counterpart, Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, during Goyal's visit to Switzerland.

Germany is India's biggest trading partner in Europe; it also an important source of investment in India

They laid stress on a future-oriented bilateral sustainable economic and technology partnership

Prime Minister Modi urges Austrian businesses to take advantage of the manufacturing opportunities in India

Prime Minister Modi shares his vision for India’s National Quantum Mission with Anton Zeilinger

Prime Minister Modi and Chancellor Nehammer also promise to provide every possible cooperation to achieve peace and stability in the region

The upcoming prime ministerial visit from India to Austria will mark a pivotal moment in the relationship between New Delhi and Vienna, as it will lead to revitalisation of ties between the two nations

It will be PM Modi’s first official trip to Russia ever since Moscow carried out military offensive against Ukraine and this will be also the first visit by an Indian PM to Austria in 41 years

Last week marked the fifth consecutive participation of India at the G7 Summit

Defence and security cooperation was a focal point of the discussions

This will be India’s 11 participation at the G7 Summits and the fifth consecutive time that PM Modi will participate

Both sides express satisfaction with extensive bilateral institutional mechanisms

This Agreement will add further momentum to the friendly and cordial relations between the two countries, the MEA said