India and Greece have pledged to enhance collaboration in multiple areas, marking a significant step in their bilateral relationship. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis engaged in extensive discussions, emphasizing the need to bolster ties in trade, defense production, and counter-terrorism efforts.
Mitsotakis' visit to India, spanning two days, holds particular significance as it marks the first official visit by a Greek head of state in 15 years. During the talks, both leaders underscored shared concerns regarding terrorism, with Modi highlighting the importance of deepening cooperation in this critical area.
Modi expressed satisfaction with the increasing collaboration between India and Greece in defense and security matters, emphasizing the foundation of mutual trust between the two nations. The leaders also discussed the imminent finalization of a migration and mobility agreement, underscoring their commitment to facilitating movement between the two countries.
Furthermore, Modi pointed out emerging opportunities in defense manufacturing in India, which could mutually benefit both nations. Stressing the importance of peaceful dispute resolution, Modi emphasized the significance of dialogue and diplomacy in addressing tensions.
The Indian Prime Minister welcomed Greece's active engagement in the Indo-Pacific region, signaling a shared vision for regional stability and prosperity. Additionally, both leaders explored avenues for expanding cooperation in the agricultural sector, highlighting the potential for mutual growth and development.
Greek PM Mitsotakis Receives Warm Welcome in India, Strengthens Strategic Ties with PM Modi