Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his visit to Sweden, stating that the outcome of the visit adds “new momentum” to the relations between the two countries.
PM Modi visited Sweden as the third leg of his five-nation tour. He will now reach Norway for the 3rd India-Nordic Summit and bilateral engagements. This is the first time an India PM will travel to Norway in 43 years, signalling a major strategic pivot toward Northern Europe.
In a post on X, PM Modi shared a glimpse of his Sweden visit and listed the outcomes, such as the elevation of ties to Strategic Partnership, the launch of Joint Innovation Partnership 2.0 and the India-Sweden Technology and Artificial Intelligence Corridor.
“My visit to Sweden was marked by several important outcomes that will add new momentum to India-Sweden relations,” he said.
“From elevating our ties to a Strategic Partnership, launching the Joint Innovation Partnership 2.0 and the India-Sweden Technology and Artificial Intelligence Corridor, to setting an ambitious goal of doubling bilateral trade in the next five years, the discussions were highly productive,” he added.
He further thanked the people of Sweden, PM Ulf Kristersson and the government for the warm welcome.
