New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday appreciated his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau for his success in the elections and said he is looking forward to further strengthen India-Canada ties.

Sharing a post on his Twitter handle, Prime Minister wrote: "Congratulations Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on your victory in the elections! I look forward to continuing working with you to further strengthen India-Canada relations, as well as our cooperation on global and multilateral issues,"

Justin Trudeau is poised for a 3rd term as Canada's Prime Minister who projected a voctoy for his Liberal Party in Monday's elections. Trudeau, who is in power since 2015 has now won three general elections in less than six years. The Liberal party leader Trudeau had called for a snap election last month in the middle of the COVID pandemic assuming that his handling of the pandemic would help his government win a majority.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 15 had assured his Canadian counterpart that India will support the Canadian COVID vaccination programme. Trudeau had made a telephone call to PM Modi and asked for his support. Earlier, the relationship between the two countries had entered rough weather when Trudeau expressed concern over the ongoing farmers' protests against Central Agri laws in India.

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