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India Prime Minister Modi visits Cyprus to advance trade corridor plans
CYPRUS, JUN 16 – PM Modi received Cyprus's highest civilian honour and discussed expanding trade, investment, and strategic cooperation, with bilateral trade reaching $150 million, officials said.
- On Sunday, June 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Cyprus to commence a two-day trip focused on strengthening the ties between the two countries.
- The visit follows a long gap with no Indian prime ministerial visits for over two decades and aims to advance talks on linking India to Europe through Cyprus.
- Modi met President Nikos Christodoulides, attended a business roundtable in Limassol, and emphasized cooperation on trade, security, and counterterrorism efforts.
- On Monday, Modi received Cyprus's top civilian award, the Grand Cross honour named after Makarios III, in recognition of his efforts to enhance the partnership between the two countries.
- The visit represents a strategic strengthening of relations as Cyprus prepares to take on the EU Council Presidency, while also conveying a diplomatic signal to Turkey amid ongoing regional tensions.
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