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Albanese Praises India Ties, Says Australia Ready to Host PM Modi Again

Albanese said the trade agreement has deepened ties and that the million-strong Indian-Australian community will help make Modi’s visit a major event.

  • On Thursday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced he looks forward to hosting Prime Minister Narendra Modi soon, marking the second time he will welcome the Indian leader to Australia.
  • Describing India's growing economic importance as an "extraordinary opportunity" for the Indo-Pacific, Albanese noted that bilateral ties are enhanced by the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement signed in 2022.
  • The million-strong Indian-Australian community strengthens Australia's economy, Albanese emphasized, stating, "We are a better country because of you. My government will always stand up for you and your interests."
  • Earlier this week, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong met Modi in New Delhi during the Quad Foreign Ministers Meeting, where they discussed the growing India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
  • Sharing the Parliament video on Twitter, Australian High Commissioner to India Philip Green noted that the Prime Minister's warm equation with India makes his diplomatic role "infinitely more meaningful.
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Tribune India broke the news in Chandigarh, India on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
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