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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the venue of the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, ushering in a new chapter of high‑level diplomatic and economic engagement.His presence set the stage for a major strategic push in Northern Europe, marking the next critical leg of his four‑nation European tour.PM Modi had reached the Norwegian capital on Monday after completing bilateral
Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the remarkable growth in economic cooperation between India and the Nordic countries during his remarks at the joint statements following the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo.He highlighted that investments from Nordic nations into India have surged by nearly 200 per cent over the past decade, reflecting the deepening financial and commercial integration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the platform of the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo to highlight the expanding strategic alignment between India and the Nordic nations on matters of international security and global governance.In a joint press interaction following the conclusion of the summit, he underscored the deepening convergence of views, particularly in the face of global threats and
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Norway‑India Business and Research Summit in Oslo on 18 May 2026, declared that his government is offering the best opportunities and incentives across key sectors to elevate manufacturing in India to the next level. This was also a message to Nordic countries in general.He urged Norwegian companies to invest in India, emphasising that the country’s
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, where he emphasised that democracy, rule of law and a shared commitment to multilateralism make India and the Nordic countries “natural partners.”The summit was hosted by Norway and brought together leaders from all five Nordic nations, including Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadottir, Norway’s
Sweden has formally joined India’s Shukrayaan mission to Venus during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Sweden, with the Swedish Institute of Space Physics contributing the Venusian Neutrals Analyser (VNA) instrument.This collaboration strengthens Indo‑Swedish scientific ties and enhances the mission’s ability to study Venus’ atmosphere and its interaction with solar winds.India’s ambitious
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has concluded his visit to Sweden, describing the outcomes as adding “new momentum” to the bilateral relationship. Sweden was the third stop in his five‑nation tour, and he now heads to Norway for the 3rd India‑Nordic Summit and bilateral engagements.This marks the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Norway in 43 years, signalling a significant strategic pivot
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Gothenburg marked a historic moment in India–Sweden relations, combining high-level business engagement with a rare diplomatic honour.He addressed Europe’s top CEOs at the European Round Table for Industry while also receiving Sweden’s highest award for a foreign Head of Government, the Royal Order of Polar Star Commander Grand Cross.Arriving in Gothenburg
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been conferred Sweden’s highest honour for foreign heads of government, the Royal Order of Polar Star Commander Grand Cross, during his two‑day visit to Gothenburg.This marks his 31st international accolade, underscoring India’s rising global stature and the deepening India‑Sweden strategic partnership.The award was presented to Prime Minister Modi by Her Royal