New Delhi /Auckland, New Zealand: Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his three-nation diplomatic tour of Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand, wrapping up a visit that significantly strengthened India’s strategic partnerships and expanded cooperation across multiple sectors.
Following a series of high-level engagements and the successful conclusion of his visit to New Zealand, Prime Minister Modi departed for India. In a special gesture reflecting the warmth of bilateral ties, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon personally saw him off at the airport.
During his visit to New Zealand, Prime Minister Modi held substantive discussions with the country’s leadership and oversaw several important outcomes aimed at deepening bilateral relations and advancing cooperation in key areas.
The three-country tour delivered significant progress in enhancing India’s engagement with the Indo-Pacific region. Across Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand, the Prime Minister held summit-level meetings, participated in business and community engagements, and strengthened partnerships in a wide range of sectors.
The visit resulted in major outcomes across trade and investment, technology, defence and security, education, innovation, critical minerals, maritime cooperation, and people-to-people exchanges, further reinforcing India’s commitment to building stronger and more comprehensive partnerships with key regional partners.
The successful conclusion of the three-nation visit underscores India’s growing diplomatic outreach and its continued focus on fostering strategic cooperation, economic growth, regional stability, and closer people-to-people connections across the Indo-Pacific.