Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that India and Cyprus have upgraded their relationship to a strategic partnership. During a joint press conference with Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides, PM Modi highlighted Cyprus as one of India’s top 10 investors, with investments nearly doubling in the last decade. The elevation of the partnership aims to further enhance cooperation between the two nations.
PM Modi warmly welcomed President Christodoulides and his delegation to India, emphasizing the significance of their visit in strengthening bilateral ties. Recalling his visit to Cyprus in 2025, PM Modi expressed delight in hosting the President and acknowledged the warm reception he received during his previous visit. The leaders’ meeting signifies a significant milestone in the ongoing collaboration between India and Cyprus.
Describing the friendship between the two countries as robust and forward-looking, PM Modi underscored the shared values of democracy and the rule of law that underpin their partnership. He reiterated India’s commitment to upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and cooperation. Additionally, PM Modi affirmed India’s support for peace efforts in conflict zones like West Asia and Ukraine, highlighting the need for global reforms to address emerging challenges.
