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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday received a heartfelt and warm welcome from the Indian diaspora in Limassol, as he arrived in Cyprus as part of his three-nation tour. Both leaders are also expected to exchange views on global and regional developments, including maritime security and the situation in West Asia. The Cyprus visit is significant for multiple strategic, diplomatic, geopolitical reasons reflecting the growing importance of Cyprus in India’s broader regional and global outlook. (Photo Source – ANI)
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Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides warmly receives Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia on Monday. (Photo Source – ANI)
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PM Modi, accompanied by a large delegation of around 100 officials, is visiting Cyprus at the invitation of President Nicos Christodoulides.
He was received with a ceremonial welcome at Larnaca International Airport by the President. (Photo Source – PTI) -
This visit marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Cyprus in more than two decades signaling a renewed focus on strengthening bilateral ties and strategic partnership. (Photo Source – ANI)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives Cyprus’s highest honour, ‘The Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III,’ from Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides. He dedicated the award to the friendship between India and Cyprus. (Photo Source – ANI)
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Cyprus President also took to X to welcome PM Modi, as he wrote: “Welcome to Cyprus Prime Minister Narendra Modi! Here, at the EU’s southeastern frontier and gateway of the Mediterranean. A historic visit…:” (Photo Source – ANI)
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During the visit, Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to hold delegation-level talks with the President of Cyprus. Key issues on the agenda include expanding cooperation in trade and investment and more. (Phot Source – PTI)
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The visit is seen as a calculated move to counter the growing Turkey-Pakistan axis, especially since Turkey has deepened ties with Pakistan including support during India’s Operation Sindoor. (Phot Source – PTI)
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India and Cyprus have traditionally enjoyed strong diplomatic relations since the establishment of ties in 1962. Cyprus has consistently supported India’s position on Kashmir and other key issues at international platforms, including the United Nations. (Photo Source – ANI)
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Apart from official meetings, Prime Minister Modi is also expected to address and interact with members of the Indian diaspora in Cyprus. (Photo Source – ANI)
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