Referring to the Russia-Ukraine war, PM Modi said that India will contribute to any peace process. They welcomed Italy's active involvement in the Indo-Pacific region and said the move would help identify concrete themes for enhancing cooperation in the region.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is celebrating 75 years of bilateral relations between India and Italy on Thursday. PM Modi said, 'We have decided to give the status of strategic partnership to India-Italy partnership.'
The Prime Minister said that the two countries emphasized on increasing cooperation in renewable energy, green hydrogen, IT, semiconductors, space and telecommunications. India and Italy will also work to strengthen their economic ties, asserting that the Make in India and Atmanirbhar campaign are opening immense investment opportunities in India, PM Modi in his press meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. said in the comments. Two day trip to India.
He also said that both the countries are working together to fight terrorism and separatism.
Referring to the Russia-Ukraine war, PM Modi said that India will contribute to any peace process. They welcomed Italy's active involvement in the Indo-Pacific region and said the move would help identify concrete themes for enhancing cooperation in the region.
Speaking on the occasion, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni said, Italy wants to further boost ties with India, highlighting the fact that bilateral trade between the two countries has reached 50 billion Euros.
After arriving in New Delhi this morning, Italian Prime Minister Meloni paid tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat.
"This is Prime Minister Meloni's first visit to India, and will further strengthen and deepen the long-standing ties between India and Italy," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement.
She will be attending the inaugural session of the 8th Raisina Dialogue as the chief guest and keynote speaker starting this evening.
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