Prime Minister Narendra Modi's extensive international engagements in 2023 have been instrumental in bolstering India's global ties and fostering cooperation across diverse realms. Here is a chronological breakdown of his notable visits throughout the year:

1. Japan, Papua New Guinea & Australia (May 19 - May 25)
G7 Summit in Japan: PM Modi's presence at the G7 Summit in Hiroshima showcased India's consistent involvement in this prestigious event.

Papua New Guinea Visit: Making history, PM Modi became the first Indian prime minister to visit Papua New Guinea, co-chairing the 3rd Summit of the Forum for India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC III Summit).

Australia Visit: Responding to PM Anthony Albanese's invitation, PM Modi engaged with the local Indian community in Sydney, announcing the designation of 'Little India' in the Harris Park area.

2. USA & Egypt (Jun 20 - Jun 25)
United States Visit: Commencing in New York with celebrations for the International Day of Yoga, PM Modi's itinerary included engagements in Washington, including a state dinner hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, addressing a joint sitting of the US Congress, and interactions with various stakeholders and the Indian diaspora.

Egypt Visit: At President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi's invitation, PM Modi visited Egypt, engaging in talks, meetings with dignitaries, and interactions with the Indian community.

3. France & UAE (Jul 13 - Jul 15)
France Visit: As the chief guest at the Bastille Day military parade, PM Modi's presence marked a significant honor. Formal talks with President Macron, interactions with French leaders, and engagements with the Indian diaspora and business leaders were part of the visit.

UAE Visit: In Abu Dhabi, PM Modi held discussions with President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, emphasizing global cooperation, especially in light of the UAE's COP28 presidency and India's G20 presidency.

4. South Africa & Greece (Aug 22 - Aug 26)
South Africa Visit: Attending the BRICS Summit in Johannesburg, PM Modi reinforced India's commitment to multilateral cooperation.

Greece Visit: A historic visit focused on upgrading bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership, marking the first visit by an Indian premier in 40 years.

5. Indonesia (Sep 6 - Sep 7)
East Asia Summit & ASEAN-Indian Summit: At the invitation of President Joko Widodo, PM Modi attended these summits, emphasizing India's commitment to regional cooperation before the G20 Summit in New Delhi.

6. Dubai (Nov 30 - Dec 1)

World Climate Action Summit: PM Modi participated in this significant event held during COP28, emphasizing India's dedication to global climate action and cooperation among nearly 200 nations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's globetrotting endeavors in 2023 have solidified India's position as a key player on the world stage, fostering relationships, and advancing crucial dialogues on global challenges.

PM Modi Celebrates Christmas, Praises Jesus Christ's Values of Kindness and Service

Veer Bal Diwas Celebrations Nationwide, Sikh Community Thanks PM Modi