PM Visit in 2024: Complete List of Narendra Modi’s International Visits

In 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi actively engaged in both international diplomacy and domestic outreach. 

His foreign visits aimed to strengthen India’s global partnerships and address critical issues. Notably, he visited Ukraine in August to advocate for peace amid ongoing conflicts, emphasising India’s role in fostering dialogue. 

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Earlier, in July, he travelled to Moscow to reinforce Indo-Russian relations and explore avenues for collaboration in trade and energy.

Through his extensive travels abroad, Prime Minister Modi underscored his commitment to India’s development and its significant role on the global stage. 

In this article, we’ll explore the complete list of his international visits in 2024 and examine their purpose and outcomes.

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Key International Visits of PM Narendra Modi in 2024

Here’s the list of the key international visits of PM Narendra Modi in 2024, highlighting the countries he visited, the purpose of his trips, and their significance for India.

Visit	Dates
2024
PM’s visit to UAE & Qatar	Feb 13, 2024 – Feb 15, 2024
PM’s visit to Kuwait	Dec 21, 2024 – Dec 22, 2024
PM’s visit to Nigeria, Brazil & Guyana	Nov 16, 2024 – Nov 22, 2024
PM’s visit to Russia	Oct 22, 2024 – Oct 23, 2024
PM’s visit to Laos	Oct 10, 2024 – Oct 11, 2024
PM’s visit to USA	Sep 21, 2024 – Sep 24, 2024
PM’s visit to Brunei & Singapore	Sep 03, 2024 – Sep 05, 2024
PM’s visit to Poland & Ukraine	Aug 21, 2024 – Aug 23, 2024
PM’s visit to Russia & Austria	Jul 08, 2024 – Jul 10, 2024
PM’s visit to Italy	Jun 13, 2024 – Jun 14, 2024
PM’s visit to Bhutan	Mar 22, 2024 – Mar 23, 2024
2023
PM’s visit to Dubai	Nov 30, 2023 – Dec 01, 2023
PM’s visit to Indonesia	Sep 06, 2023 – Sep 07, 2023
PM’s visit to South Africa & Greece	Aug 22, 2023 – Aug 26, 2023
PM’s visit to France & UAE	Jul 13, 2023 – Jul 15, 2023
PM’s visit to USA & Egypt	Jun 20, 2023 – Jun 25, 2023
PM’s visit to Japan, Papua New Guinea & Australia	May 19, 2023 – May 25, 2023
2022
PM’s visit to Indonesia	Nov 14, 2022 – Nov 16, 2022
PM’s visit to Japan	Sep 27, 2022 – Sep 27, 2022
PM’s visit to Samarkand, Uzbekistan	Sep 15, 2022 – Sep 16, 2022
PM’s visit to Germany & UAE	Jun 26, 2022 – Jun 28, 2022
PM’s visit to Japan	May 23, 2022 – May 24, 2022
PM’s visit to Nepal	May 16, 2022 – May 16, 2022
PM’s visit to Germany, Denmark & France	May 02, 2022 – May 05, 2022
2021
PM’s visit to Italy & Scotland	Oct 29, 2021 – Nov 02, 2021
PM’s visit to USA	Sep 22, 2021 – Sep 25, 2021
PM’s visit to Bangladesh	Mar 26, 2021 – Mar 27, 2021
2019
PM’s visit to Brazil	Nov 13, 2019 – Nov 15, 2019
PM’s visit to Thailand	Nov 02, 2019 – Nov 04, 2019
PM’s visit to Saudi Arabia	Oct 28, 2019 – Oct 29, 2019
PM’s visit to France, UAE & Bahrain	Aug 22, 2019 – Aug 27, 2019
PM’s visit to Bhutan	Aug 17, 2019 – Aug 18, 2019
PM’s visit to Japan	Jun 27, 2019 – Jun 29, 2019
PM’s visit to Kyrgyzstan	Jun 13, 2019 – Jun 14, 2019
PM’s visit to Maldives & Sri Lanka	Jun 08, 2019 – Jun 09, 2019
PM’s visit to South Korea	Feb 21, 2019 – Feb 22, 2019
2018
PM’s visit to Argentina	Nov 28, 2018 – Dec 03, 2018
PM’s visit to Maldives	Nov 17, 2018 – Nov 17, 2018
PM’s visit to Singapore	Nov 13, 2018 – Nov 15, 2018
PM’s visit to Japan	Oct 27, 2018 – Oct 30, 2018
PM’s visit to Nepal	Aug 30, 2018 – Aug 31, 2018
PM’s visit to Rwanda, Uganda & South Africa	Jul 23, 2018 – Jul 28, 2018
PM’s visit to China	Jun 09, 2018 – Jun 10, 2018
PM’s visit to Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore	May 29, 2018 – Jun 02, 2018
PM’s visit to Russia	May 21, 2018 – May 22, 2018
PM’s visit to Nepal	May 11, 2018 – May 12, 2018
PM’s visit to China	Apr 26, 2018 – Apr 28, 2018
PM’s visit to Sweden, UK and Germany	Apr 16, 2018 – Apr 20, 2018
PM’s visit to Jordan, Palestine, UAE & Oman	Feb 09, 2018 – Feb 12, 2018
PM’s visit to Davos (Switzerland)	Jan 22, 2018 – Jan 23, 2018
2017
PM’s visit to the Philippines	Nov 12, 2017 – Nov 14, 2017
PM’s visit to China and Myanmar	Sep 03, 2017 – Sep 07, 2017
PM’s visit to Israel and Germany	Jul 04, 2017 – Jul 08, 2017
PM’s visit to Portugal, the USA, and the Netherlands	Jun 24, 2017 – Jun 27, 2017
PM’s visit to Kazakhstan	Jun 08, 2017 – Jun 09, 2017
PM’s visit to Germany, Spain, Russia & France	May 29, 2017 – Jun 03, 2017
PM’s visit to Sri Lanka	May 11, 2017 – May 12, 2017
2016
PM’s visit to Laos	Sep 07, 2016 – Sep 08, 2016
PM’s visit to Vietnam & China	Sep 02, 2016 – Sep 05, 2016
PM’s visit to Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania & Kenya	Jul 07, 2016 – Jul 11, 2016
PM’s visit to Uzbekistan	Jun 23, 2016 – Jun 24, 2016
PM’s visit to Afghanistan, Qatar, Switzerland, USA and Mexico	Jun 04, 2016 – Jun 08, 2016
PM’s visit to Iran	May 22, 2016 – May 23, 2016
PM’s visit to Belgium, the USA and Saudi Arabia	Mar 30, 2016 – Apr 03, 2016
PM’s visit to Russia	Dec 23, 2015 – Dec 24, 2015
PM’s visit to France	Nov 29, 2015 – Nov 30, 2015
PM’s visit to Malaysia and Singapore	Nov 21, 2015 – Nov 24, 2015
2015
PM’s visit to the United Kingdom (UK) and Turkey	Nov 12, 2015 – Nov 16, 2015
PM’s visit to Ireland and the United States of America	Sep 23, 2015 – Sep 29, 2015
PM’s visit to the United Arab Emirates	Aug 16, 2015 – Aug 17, 2015
PM’s visit to five Central Asian Nations and Russia	Jul 06, 2015 – Jul 13, 2015
PM’s visit to Bangladesh	Jun 06, 2015 – Jun 07, 2015
PM’s visit to China, Mongolia and South Korea	May 14, 2015 – May 19, 2015
PM’s visit to three Nation tour of France, Germany and Canada	See more : Optical Illusion Brain Challenge: If you have Sharp Eyes Find the Letter O among Q in 15 Secs Apr 10, 2015 – Apr 18, 2015
PM’s visit to Singapore	Mar 29, 2015 – Mar 29, 2015
PM’s visit to the three-nation tour of Seychelles, Mauritius and Sri Lanka	Mar 10, 2015 – Mar 14, 2015
2014
PM’s visit to Myanmar, Australia and Fiji	Nov 11, 2014 – Nov 19, 2014
PM’s visit to the United States of America	Sep 26, 2014 – Sep 30, 2014
PM’s visit to Japan	Aug 30, 2014 – Sep 03, 2014
PM’s visit to Nepal	Aug 03, 2014 – Aug 04, 2014
PM’s visit to Brazil for BRICS Summit	Jul 13, 2014 – Jul 17, 2014
PM’s visit to Bhutan	Jun 15, 2014 – Jun 16, 2014
PM’s visit to Nepal	Nov 25, 2014 – Nov 27, 2014

Source: pmindia.gov.in

86. PM’s visit to Kuwait (Dec 21, 2024 – Dec 22, 2024)

PM Modi visited Kuwait in December 2024 to reinforce India’s strong ties with the Gulf nation. The visit focused on improving trade, investment, and cultural exchange. 

Modi met with the Kuwaiti leadership and explored opportunities for cooperation in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and technology. Both nations agreed to expand collaborations in sectors such as healthcare, education, and tourism. 

The visit was seen as a significant step in strengthening India-Kuwait relations, especially in the wake of a growing Indian diaspora in Kuwait, contributing to deepened economic and diplomatic ties.

85. PM’s visit to Nigeria, Brazil & Guyana (Nov 16, 2024 – Nov 22, 2024)

In November 2024, Modi visited Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana to bolster India’s relations with these key countries. 

The visit aimed to enhance cooperation in sectors like agriculture, energy, and trade. India emphasised the importance of sustainable development and explored opportunities for joint ventures. 

In Brazil, Modi discussed climate change, technology, and defence cooperation. His visit to Guyana focused on deepening economic ties and promoting Indian investments in key sectors. 

The trip highlighted India’s expanding presence in South America and Africa, fostering diplomatic ties through strategic collaborations.

84. PM’s visit to Russia (Oct 22, 2024 – Oct 23, 2024)

Prime Minister Modi visited Russia in October 2024 to reaffirm India’s strong strategic partnership with Russia. The visit aimed to enhance cooperation in defence, energy, and technology. 

Modi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss regional and global security issues. Both leaders explored further collaborations in space exploration, defence manufacturing, and trade. 

The visit also focused on enhancing people-to-people connections through cultural exchanges and educational initiatives. Modi’s visit underscored the significance of India-Russia ties in the evolving geopolitical landscape.

83. PM’s visit to Laos (Oct 10, 2024 – Oct 11, 2024)

PM Modi visited Laos in October 2024 to enhance India’s relations with Southeast Asia. The visit centred on trade, connectivity, and regional security. 

Modi held talks with Laos’ leadership to explore collaborations in infrastructure development, renewable energy, and health sectors. India also pledged to increase aid and technical support to Laos for sustainable growth. 

The trip was a part of India’s broader Look East policy, strengthening its ties with ASEAN nations. Modi also highlighted the importance of India-Laos relations in fostering regional stability and economic growth.

82. PM’s visit to the USA (Sep 21, 2024 – Sep 24, 2024)

In September 2024, PM Modi visited the United States to enhance bilateral ties. He met with President Joe Biden, discussing critical issues like trade, defence, climate change, and technology. 

Modi emphasised expanding India-US relations in trade, science, and innovation. He also participated in the United Nations General Assembly meeting, addressing global issues like sustainable development. 

The visit also marked discussions on counterterrorism and regional security. Modi’s visit highlighted the growing importance of India as a key global partner for the United States in economic, security, and technological domains.

81. PM’s visit to Brunei & Singapore (Sep 03, 2024 – Sep 05, 2024)

In early September 2024, PM Modi visited Brunei and Singapore to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia. His visit to Brunei focused on enhancing trade, investment, and energy cooperation. Modi also explored opportunities for cultural and people-to-people exchanges. 

In Singapore, the focus was on collaboration in technology, innovation, and smart city development. The visit underlined India’s commitment to deepening strategic partnerships with ASEAN nations. 

Modi also participated in several engagements with business leaders to promote bilateral trade and discussed regional security and economic issues, advancing India’s influence in the region.

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80. PM’s visit to Poland & Ukraine (Aug 21, 2024 – Aug 23, 2024)

Prime Minister Modi visited Poland and Ukraine in August 2024 to strengthen ties in Central and Eastern Europe. 

The visit aimed to bolster cooperation in trade, defence, and energy. Modi discussed Ukraine’s ongoing conflict and India’s neutral stance, focusing on humanitarian aid and global peace efforts. 

In Poland, the discussions focused on economic collaboration, particularly in sectors like agriculture and IT. The trip marked India’s growing diplomatic engagement in Eastern Europe, reflecting its interest in diversifying partnerships beyond traditional allies.

79. PM’s visit to Russia & Austria (Jul 08, 2024 – Jul 10, 2024)

In July 2024, Modi visited Russia and Austria to deepen India’s ties with both nations. In Russia, the focus was on defence cooperation, energy partnerships, and technology exchanges. 

Modi met with President Putin to discuss regional security and global issues. The visit to Austria focused on strengthening trade ties, especially in high-tech industries and manufacturing. 

Modi also participated in business forums, discussing investment opportunities. The visit highlighted India’s role as a rising global power and its strategic partnerships in Europe and Eurasia.

78. PM’s visit to Italy (Jun 13, 2024 – Jun 14, 2024)

PM Modi visited Italy in June 2024 to enhance bilateral relations, focusing on trade, technology, and cultural ties. The visit aimed to boost cooperation in sectors like manufacturing, innovation, and renewable energy. 

Modi met with Italian leaders to discuss collaboration in infrastructure development and green technology. The visit also marked the signing of several agreements in education and tourism. 

Modi also interacted with the Indian community, emphasising their role in strengthening India-Italy relations.

77. PM’s visit to Bhutan (Mar 22, 2024 – Mar 23, 2024)

In March 2024, PM Modi visited Bhutan to further strengthen bilateral ties and regional cooperation. His visit focused on boosting economic engagement, particularly in trade, energy, and infrastructure. 

Modi and Bhutanese leadership discussed the ongoing hydropower projects and future collaborations. The trip reaffirmed India’s strategic partnership with Bhutan, emphasising the importance of security and regional stability. 

Modi also underscored the significance of cultural and people-to-people exchanges in fostering long-term ties between the two countries.

76. PM’s visit to UAE & Qatar (Feb 13, 2024 – Feb 15, 2024)

In February 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the UAE and Qatar. The visit aimed to strengthen bilateral ties in areas like trade, energy, and security. 

He held discussions with the leadership of both nations, highlighting India’s growing economic influence in the Middle East. Several agreements were signed to boost cooperation in energy, technology, and infrastructure. 

Modi also emphasised the importance of cultural exchanges and deepening people-to-people connections. The trip reaffirmed India’s commitment to its strategic partnerships in the Gulf region, enhancing diplomatic and economic collaboration.

75. PM’s visit to Dubai (Nov 30, 2023 – Dec 01, 2023)

PM Modi visited Dubai in November 2023 to further strengthen India’s ties with the UAE. The visit focused on enhancing trade, investment, and cultural exchange. 

Modi discussed opportunities for collaboration in areas such as renewable energy, infrastructure, and technology. 

He also engaged with the Indian diaspora in Dubai, emphasising their role in fostering India-UAE relations. 

The visit marked a significant milestone in strengthening India’s strategic partnership with the UAE, further solidifying bilateral relations, and promoting regional stability.

74. PM’s visit to Indonesia (Sep 06, 2023 – Sep 07, 2023)

In September 2023, PM Modi visited Indonesia to enhance bilateral cooperation, particularly in trade, defence, and maritime security. 

Modi and Indonesian leaders discussed joint efforts to combat terrorism and improve economic ties between the two countries. 

The visit highlighted the importance of the India-Indonesia strategic partnership, with both nations committing to greater cooperation in regional and global issues, including the Indo-Pacific region. 

Modi’s visit also focused on enhancing people-to-people ties and cultural exchanges between the two nations.

73. PM’s visit to South Africa & Greece (Aug 22, 2023 – Aug 26, 2023)

PM Modi’s visit to South Africa and Greece in August 2023 was significant for reinforcing India’s global standing. 

In South Africa, the focus was on strengthening ties in trade, investment, and combating climate change. Modi also attended the BRICS summit, where he advocated for deeper economic cooperation. 

In Greece, he sought to boost bilateral relations by discussing trade, energy, and defence cooperation. 

The visit also highlighted India’s role in promoting peace and security in Africa and Europe, furthering diplomatic and economic partnerships.

72. PM’s visit to France & UAE (Jul 13, 2023 – Jul 15, 2023)

PM Modi visited France and the UAE in July 2023 to enhance strategic ties with both nations. In France, he met with President Macron to discuss defence cooperation, nuclear energy, and technology. 

The visit reaffirmed the growing partnership between India and France in global security and economic cooperation. 

In the UAE, Modi held talks on enhancing trade, energy partnerships, and fostering greater people-to-people exchanges. 

This visit reinforced India’s position as a key player in international diplomacy and economic partnerships across Europe and the Middle East.

71. PM’s visit to USA & Egypt (Jun 20, 2023 – Jun 25, 2023)

PM Modi visited the United States and Egypt in June 2023 to strengthen India’s ties with these strategic partners. In the U.S., Modi met with President Biden, focusing on technology, defence, and clean energy cooperation. 

The visit marked a new chapter in India-U.S. relations, with significant agreements signed in space, defence, and trade. 

In Egypt, Modi discussed boosting economic ties and regional security while also emphasising India’s role in the Indo-Pacific region. 

This visit was pivotal in strengthening India’s diplomatic presence and global partnerships.

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70. PM’s visit to Japan, Papua New Guinea & Australia (May 19, 2023 – May 25, 2023)

PM Modi’s visit to Japan, Papua New Guinea, and Australia in May 2023 marked a key diplomatic journey aimed at boosting India’s relationships in the Asia-Pacific region. 

In Japan, Modi discussed regional security, economic ties, and cooperation in technology and defence. 

His visit to Papua New Guinea highlighted India’s commitment to strengthening ties with Pacific Island nations, focusing on sustainable development and climate change. 

In Australia, the focus was on trade, education, and defence cooperation, solidifying India’s growing presence in the Indo-Pacific.

69. PM’s visit to Indonesia (Nov 14, 2022 – Nov 16, 2022)

PM Modi visited Indonesia in November 2022 to enhance India’s strategic relationship with the ASEAN nation. The visit focused on strengthening cooperation in trade, defence, and technology. 

Both countries emphasised expanding their bilateral trade and economic engagement, especially in the areas of energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. 

The visit also highlighted India’s commitment to supporting ASEAN’s central role in regional security and its growing influence in the Indo-Pacific.

68. PM’s visit to Japan (Sep 27, 2022 – Sep 27, 2022)

PM Modi’s visit to Japan in September 2022 was a one-day visit, aimed at reinforcing India-Japan bilateral relations. 

The focus was on economic cooperation, technological collaboration, and enhancing people-to-people ties. Modi and Japanese leaders discussed investments in infrastructure, defence technology, and regional security. 

This visit further solidified the strategic partnership between India and Japan, both of which share common goals in promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

67. PM’s visit to Samarkand, Uzbekistan (Sep 15, 2022 – Sep 16, 2022)

PM Modi visited Samarkand, Uzbekistan, in September 2022 to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit. 

During his visit, he emphasised strengthening regional cooperation, countering terrorism, and enhancing trade and connectivity among SCO members. 

The visit underscored India’s role in promoting regional stability and security while also advocating for greater economic collaboration and cultural exchange among Central Asian nations. 

Modi’s participation in the summit helped strengthen India’s ties with the member countries of the SCO.

66. PM’s visit to Germany & UAE (Jun 26, 2022 – Jun 28, 2022)

PM Modi visited Germany and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in June 2022 to strengthen India’s strategic and economic partnerships. 

In Germany, he participated in the G7 summit, engaging with world leaders on issues such as global economic recovery, climate change, and international security. 

In the UAE, Modi focused on enhancing economic ties and promoting bilateral trade and investment. 

He also met with the UAE’s leadership to discuss strengthening cooperation in sectors like energy, infrastructure, and defence, reinforcing India’s growing relations with the Gulf region.

65. PM’s visit to Japan (May 23, 2022 – May 24, 2022)

PM Modi visited Japan in May 2022 to attend the Quad Leaders’ Summit. 

During the visit, Modi discussed key issues such as regional security, climate change, and economic cooperation with leaders from the U.S., Japan, and Australia. 

The summit marked a significant step in deepening cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region. 

Modi’s visit also highlighted India’s strategic alignment with Japan on various geopolitical matters, including efforts to maintain peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific while fostering closer economic and technological ties between the two nations.

64. PM’s visit to Nepal (May 16, 2022 – May 16, 2022)

PM Modi visited Nepal in May 2022 for a one-day trip, reaffirming India’s strong relationship with its neighbour. The visit was aimed at boosting bilateral ties in areas like connectivity, energy, and trade. 

Modi held discussions with Nepalese leaders on enhancing cooperation in these sectors while also reaffirming India’s commitment to supporting Nepal’s development goals. 

The visit underscored India’s ongoing support for Nepal’s sovereignty, stability, and economic growth, further strengthening the ties between the two nations in both regional and global contexts.

63. PM’s visit to Germany, Denmark & France (May 02, 2022 – May 05, 2022)

PM Modi visited Germany, Denmark, and France in May 2022 to enhance India’s diplomatic and economic ties with European nations. 

In Germany, Modi attended the G7 summit, where discussions centred on global security, climate change, and economic resilience. 

In Denmark, the focus was on strengthening cooperation in green energy and trade while also fostering closer ties with the European Union. 

In France, Modi met with President Emmanuel Macron to discuss defence technology and trade, solidifying India’s partnerships with these key European nations for future growth and strategic collaboration.

62. PM’s visit to Italy & Scotland (Oct 29, 2021 – Nov 02, 2021)

PM Modi visited Italy and Scotland in October-November 2021, primarily to attend key international summits.

In Italy, he attended the G20 summit, where global leaders discussed climate change, global economic recovery, and health. In Scotland, he participated in the 26th UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow. 

During his visit, Modi emphasised India’s commitment to combating climate change while promoting sustainable development. 

His interactions also focused on enhancing India’s diplomatic ties and reinforcing its global leadership role in key sectors like climate action and economic growth.

61. PM’s visit to USA (Sep 22, 2021 – Sep 25, 2021)

PM Modi visited the United States in September 2021 to attend the 76th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. 

He addressed global leaders on key issues such as climate change, COVID-19, and India’s role in global governance. 

During his visit, Modi held bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden, focusing on strengthening Indo-U.S. relations, especially in defence, technology, and trade. 

He also participated in the Quad summit with leaders from the U.S., Japan, and Australia, further boosting regional cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.

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60. PM’s visit to Bangladesh (Mar 26, 2021 – Mar 27, 2021)

In March 2021, PM Modi visited Bangladesh to mark the 50th anniversary of the country’s independence and the 100th birth anniversary of its founding leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. 

This visit underscored the strong cultural and historical ties between India and Bangladesh. 

During his trip, Modi reaffirmed India’s support for Bangladesh’s development and regional security. He also inaugurated several infrastructure projects in Bangladesh, including a key railway bridge. 

The visit was pivotal in reinforcing bilateral relations and showcasing India’s role in Bangladesh’s growth and stability.

59. PM’s visit to Brazil (Nov 13, 2019 – Nov 15, 2019)

PM Modi visited Brazil in November 2019 for the BRICS summit, which was held in the Brazilian city of Brasília. The summit focused on economic cooperation, sustainable development, and global security. 

Modi held bilateral talks with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to strengthen India-Brazil relations in areas like trade, defence, and energy. 

The visit marked a deepening of ties between the two nations, with agreements in sectors such as agriculture and technology. 

Additionally, Modi discussed India’s role in global forums like the United Nations and its contributions to shaping international economic policy.

58. PM’s visit to Thailand (Nov 02, 2019 – Nov 04, 2019)

PM Modi visited Thailand in November 2019 to attend the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits. During the visit, he met with regional leaders to discuss cooperation in trade, security, and maritime connectivity. 

Modi highlighted India’s “Act East” policy, emphasising stronger regional integration and fostering stronger economic ties with Southeast Asia. 

In addition to attending the summits, he participated in dialogues on security issues in the Indo-Pacific region, with a focus on counter-terrorism, trade facilitation, and climate change.

57. PM’s visit to Saudi Arabia (Oct 28, 2019 – Oct 29, 2019)

In October 2019, PM Modi visited Saudi Arabia, where he addressed the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Forum. 

The visit focused on enhancing economic and energy cooperation between the two nations. Modi discussed deepening trade relations and energy security, especially regarding oil and gas. 

The visit also included discussions on counterterrorism, defence cooperation, and increasing the role of the Indian diaspora in Saudi Arabia. 

Modi and Saudi leaders also explored potential collaborations in areas like renewable energy, technology, and the digital economy, reinforcing the strategic partnership between India and Saudi Arabia.

56. PM’s visit to USA (Sep 21, 2019 – Sep 28, 2019)

PM Modi visited the United States in September 2019 to address the UN General Assembly and engage with the Indian diaspora. 

His visit included a major address at the “Howdy Modi” event in Houston, Texas, which marked a historic gathering of over 50,000 Indian-Americans. 

The visit focused on strengthening Indo-US relations, particularly in defence, trade, and technology. 

Modi met with President Donald Trump, discussing key issues such as defence cooperation, terrorism, and global security. 

The trip also highlighted India’s role in the global economy and its commitment to addressing global challenges.

55. PM’s visit to Russia (Sep 04, 2019 – Sep 05, 2019)

In September 2019, PM Modi visited Russia to attend the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) in Vladivostok. 

His visit underscored the strategic partnership between India and Russia, with a focus on enhancing economic, defence, and technological cooperation. 

Modi discussed the potential for joint projects in the energy sector and reaffirmed India’s commitment to strengthening ties with Russia. 

The visit also featured key agreements in defence technology, energy, and infrastructure, reinforcing India’s growing role in the Asia-Pacific region and enhancing its economic linkages with Russia.

54. PM’s visit to France, UAE & Bahrain (Aug 22, 2019 – Aug 27, 2019)

PM Modi’s visit to France, the UAE, and Bahrain in August 2019 was aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and discussing key regional issues. 

In France, he met with President Emmanuel Macron to discuss defence, nuclear energy, and trade cooperation. 

In the UAE, Modi focused on economic and energy ties, while in Bahrain, the visit included discussions on defence, trade, and the welfare of the Indian diaspora. 

These visits reflected India’s diplomatic efforts to forge deeper ties with key nations in Europe and the Gulf region, with an emphasis on security, economic development, and cultural exchanges.

53. PM’s visit to Bhutan (Aug 17, 2019 – Aug 18, 2019)

PM Modi visited Bhutan in August 2019 to strengthen India’s relationship with its Himalayan neighbour. 

The visit focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in infrastructure, trade, and energy. Modi and Bhutanese leaders discussed hydropower projects and the development of connectivity in the region. 

Additionally, the visit highlighted India’s commitment to supporting Bhutan’s socio-economic development. The trip reinforced India’s close ties with Bhutan, which have long been based on mutual trust and shared interests in regional stability and prosperity.

52. PM’s visit to Japan (Jun 27, 2019 – Jun 29, 2019)

PM Modi visited Japan in June 2019 to attend the G20 Summit in Osaka. The visit was significant for enhancing the strategic partnership between India and Japan, particularly in the areas of trade, defence, and technology. 

Modi met with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to discuss collaborative efforts in infrastructure development, particularly in the rail and energy sectors. 

The visit underscored India’s role in the Indo-Pacific region and highlighted the growing economic and strategic ties between the two nations.

51. PM’s visit to Kyrgyzstan (Jun 13, 2019 – Jun 14, 2019)

In June 2019, PM Modi visited Kyrgyzstan to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit. 

The visit focused on India’s engagement with Central Asia and its role in regional security and cooperation. Modi discussed trade, connectivity, and counterterrorism with Kyrgyzstan and other SCO members. 

His visit highlighted India’s commitment to strengthening its ties with Central Asia, with particular emphasis on regional stability, economic development, and cultural exchanges.

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50. PM’s visit to Maldives & Sri Lanka (Jun 08, 2019 – Jun 09, 2019)

PM Modi visited the Maldives and Sri Lanka in June 2019, aiming to enhance India’s strategic and economic relationships in the Indian Ocean region. 

In the Maldives, Modi met with President Ibrahim Solih and pledged support for the country’s democratic institutions and infrastructure development. 

In Sri Lanka, he addressed post-attack rebuilding efforts and discussed stronger security and economic ties. 

These visits reinforced India’s commitment to regional stability and prosperity, particularly in the face of challenges posed by terrorism and climate change.

49. PM’s visit to South Korea (Feb 21, 2019 – Feb 22, 2019)

PM Modi’s visit to South Korea in February 2019 was focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in trade, defence, and technology. 

During his visit, Modi met with President Moon Jae-in to discuss economic partnerships, particularly in the areas of digital economy and infrastructure development. 

He also addressed a business forum, encouraging Korean investments in India. 

This visit reinforced the growing strategic and economic ties between India and South Korea, with a focus on innovation, smart cities, and sustainable growth.

48. PM’s visit to Argentina (Nov 28, 2018 – Dec 03, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Argentina in November 2018 was part of his participation in the G20 summit. During his visit, he engaged in bilateral talks with various world leaders, focusing on trade, economic cooperation, and climate change. 

He also emphasised India’s role in global governance and expressed the country’s support for international multilateralism. 

Modi’s trip to Argentina marked an important moment in strengthening India’s presence in Latin America, with both sides committing to enhancing cooperation in trade, technology, and agriculture.

47. PM’s visit to Maldives (Nov 17, 2018 – Nov 17, 2018)

PM Modi’s one-day visit to the Maldives in November 2018 was a significant step in revitalising India-Maldives ties. 

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Modi congratulated President Ibrahim Solih after his electoral victory and offered India’s support for the Maldives’ development. 

The visit also focused on security and economic cooperation, with India reaffirming its commitment to the Maldives’ sovereignty and regional stability. 

Modi’s trip reinforced India’s influence in the Indian Ocean region and strengthened its strategic relationship with the Maldives.

46. PM’s visit to Singapore (Nov 13, 2018 – Nov 15, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Singapore in November 2018 was aimed at enhancing bilateral ties, particularly in trade, technology, and innovation. 

During his visit, Modi participated in the ASEAN-India Summit and the East Asia Summit, where he highlighted India’s role in promoting peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. 

The visit also involved discussions on strengthening cooperation in the fields of smart cities, fintech, and renewable energy. Modi’s visit reaffirmed India’s growing influence in Southeast Asia and its commitment to regional development.

45. PM’s visit to Japan (Oct 27, 2018 – Oct 30, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Japan in October 2018 was focused on deepening strategic ties and enhancing economic cooperation between the two nations. 

Modi met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to discuss key issues such as defence cooperation, regional security, and economic partnership. 

One of the significant outcomes of the visit was the announcement of a high-speed rail project, strengthening the infrastructure relationship. 

The visit was pivotal in furthering India-Japan relations, with both leaders committing to work together on global challenges such as climate change and terrorism.

44. PM’s visit to Nepal (Aug 30, 2018 – Aug 31, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Nepal in August 2018 was focused on strengthening India-Nepal relations, particularly in areas of trade, connectivity, and infrastructure. 

During his visit, Modi inaugurated several key infrastructure projects, including a cross-border petroleum pipeline, and pledged further support for Nepal’s economic growth. 

He also discussed ways to enhance people-to-people ties and regional cooperation. The visit underscored India’s commitment to Nepal’s development and its importance as a strategic neighbour in South Asia.

43. PM’s visit to Rwanda, Uganda & South Africa (Jul 23, 2018 – Jul 28, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Rwanda, Uganda, and South Africa in July 2018 was aimed at strengthening India’s ties with the African continent. 

In Rwanda, he focused on cooperation in areas like energy, infrastructure, and trade. In Uganda, Modi discussed enhancing defence and security cooperation. 

His visit to South Africa coincided with the BRICS summit, where India played a key role in discussions on global issues such as trade, security, and economic growth. 

The visit highlighted India’s growing engagement with Africa, with a focus on economic collaboration and development partnerships.

42. PM’s visit to China (Jun 09, 2018 – Jun 10, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to China in June 2018 aimed at enhancing bilateral relations and promoting regional stability. The visit focused on improving economic ties, particularly in trade, investment, and tourism. 

Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held candid discussions on various global and regional issues, including the situation in Asia and cooperation in multilateral forums. 

The visit also provided an opportunity to address bilateral concerns and reaffirm both nations’ commitment to peaceful coexistence and collaboration on shared challenges.

41. PM’s visit to Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore (May 29, 2018 – Jun 02, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore in May-June 2018 aimed at enhancing India’s engagement with Southeast Asia. 

In Indonesia, the focus was on defence cooperation, trade, and maritime security. In Malaysia, Modi met with Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to discuss economic cooperation and people-to-people ties. 

His stop in Singapore involved attending the Shangri-La Dialogue, where he highlighted India’s strategic role in the Indo-Pacific. 

The trip underscored India’s commitment to strengthening its relationships with these key Southeast Asian nations.

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40. PM’s visit to Russia (May 21, 2018 – May 22, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Russia in May 2018 was centred around strengthening India-Russia strategic ties. 

The discussions included defence cooperation, economic partnerships, and regional security. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in areas such as energy, nuclear power, and technology. 

The visit marked a significant step in enhancing bilateral relations and reaffirmed the longstanding strategic partnership between India and Russia, particularly in the fields of defence and energy security.

39. PM’s visit to Nepal (May 11, 2018 – May 12, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Nepal in May 2018 focused on strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two countries. 

During the visit, Modi participated in discussions to enhance cooperation in sectors like trade, connectivity, and energy. 

Modi also visited Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, and emphasised the importance of cultural and spiritual ties between India and Nepal. 

The visit marked a step toward reinforcing India’s neighbourhood-first policy, focusing on cooperation and mutual development.

38. PM’s visit to China (Apr 26, 2018 – Apr 28, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to China in April 2018 aimed to improve bilateral relations and discuss regional and global challenges. 

During the visit, Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held extensive talks on trade, investment, and regional security. The visit also focused on enhancing people-to-people exchanges and boosting economic cooperation. 

Modi’s visit was seen as an effort to strengthen ties between the two countries, with both leaders emphasising the importance of peace and stability in the region.

37. PM’s visit to Sweden, UK and Germany (Apr 16, 2018 – Apr 20, 2018)

PM Modi’s tour to Sweden, the UK, and Germany in April 2018 was a diplomatic initiative to strengthen India’s relations with these European countries. 

In Sweden, Modi participated in the India-Nordic Summit and discussed partnerships in innovation, sustainability, and trade. In the UK, he focused on defence and counterterrorism cooperation. 

In Germany, Modi met with Chancellor Angela Merkel to discuss economic ties, technology, and climate change. 

This visit underscored India’s growing relationship with European powers in the fields of trade, defence, and global governance.

36. PM’s visit to Jordan, Palestine, UAE & Oman (Feb 09, 2018 – Feb 12, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Jordan, Palestine, the UAE, and Oman in February 2018 aimed to strengthen India’s ties with the Middle East. 

In Jordan, he discussed regional security and economic cooperation, while in Palestine, Modi expressed India’s support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. 

His visit to the UAE and Oman focused on enhancing trade, investment, and energy cooperation, as well as promoting India’s strategic role in the region. 

This visit demonstrated India’s growing engagement with the Middle East and North Africa.

35. PM’s visit to Davos (Switzerland) (Jan 22, 2018 – Jan 23, 2018)

PM Modi’s visit to Davos in January 2018 was centred around India’s participation in the World Economic Forum (WEF). 

During his visit, Modi addressed the plenary session, emphasising India’s economic growth, digital transformation, and commitment to sustainable development. 

He also met with global business leaders, encouraging investment in India’s infrastructure and economy. 

The visit highlighted India’s growing influence in the global economic landscape and marked a significant step in promoting India as a key player in global economic discussions.

34. PM’s visit to the Philippines (Nov 12, 2017 – Nov 14, 2017)

PM Modi visited the Philippines in November 2017 to attend the 15th ASEAN-India Summit and the East Asia Summit. During his visit, he discussed strengthening India-ASEAN relations, regional security, and counter-terrorism efforts. 

Modi’s engagement with President Rodrigo Duterte focused on enhancing trade, defence cooperation, and maritime security. 

The visit also underscored India’s strategic engagement with Southeast Asia and its commitment to the region’s stability and economic growth.

33. PM’s visit to China and Myanmar (Sep 03, 2017 – Sep 07, 2017)

In September 2017, PM Modi visited China and Myanmar to enhance India’s relations with these two important neighbours. 

In China, Modi attended the BRICS Summit, focusing on promoting cooperation among emerging economies and addressing global challenges like trade imbalances and security concerns. 

During his visit to Myanmar, he discussed strengthening bilateral ties, especially in the areas of infrastructure development, trade, and counter-terrorism cooperation, further solidifying India’s presence in Southeast Asia.

32. PM’s visit to Israel and Germany (Jul 04, 2017 – Jul 08, 2017)

PM Modi’s visit to Israel and Germany in July 2017 was significant in strengthening India’s relations with both nations. 

In Israel, Modi became the first sitting Indian Prime Minister to visit the country, emphasising technology, innovation, and defence cooperation. The visit also focused on agricultural collaboration and trade. 

In Germany, the Prime Minister participated in bilateral discussions with Chancellor Angela Merkel, strengthening ties in areas such as trade, industry, and climate change and underscoring India’s growing global engagement.

31. PM’s visit to Portugal, USA, and Netherlands (Jun 24, 2017 – Jun 27, 2017)

PM Modi visited Portugal, the USA, and the Netherlands in June 2017, a tour aimed at reinforcing India’s economic, strategic, and cultural ties with these nations. 

In Portugal, the visit highlighted the historic ties and cooperation in the fields of trade, defence, and maritime security. 

In the U.S., Modi met with President Donald Trump, focusing on expanding Indo-US ties in areas such as defence, technology, and counterterrorism. 

In the Netherlands, Modi’s discussions focused on expanding bilateral cooperation, particularly in sectors such as agriculture, water management, and renewable energy.

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30. PM’s visit to Kazakhstan (Jun 08, 2017 – Jun 09, 2017)

PM Modi visited Kazakhstan in June 2017 to strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations. The visit focused on enhancing economic, defence, and energy cooperation, along with increased collaboration in regional security and connectivity. 

Modi’s discussions with Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev emphasised strategic cooperation, particularly in the energy sector, as Kazakhstan is a key player in Central Asia’s energy landscape. 

The visit also reinforced India’s commitment to fostering ties with Central Asia, a region of increasing geopolitical importance.

29. PM’s visit to Germany, Spain, Russia & France (May 29, 2017 – Jun 03, 2017)

PM Modi’s visit to Germany, Spain, Russia, and France in May and June 2017 focused on strengthening economic and diplomatic ties with these countries. 

In Germany, discussions centred on trade, technology, and climate change. In Spain, Modi focused on enhancing bilateral trade and economic cooperation. 

In Russia, he participated in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum and discussed defence energy and regional security. 

In France, Modi focused on nuclear energy collaboration, defence cooperation, and boosting economic ties, marking a significant step in India’s global engagement.

28. PM’s visit to Sri Lanka (May 11, 2017 – May 12, 2017)

PM Modi’s visit to Sri Lanka in May 2017 underscored India’s strong ties with its southern neighbour. 

During the visit, Modi emphasised enhancing bilateral cooperation in areas such as economic development, maritime security, and infrastructure. Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to Sri Lanka’s post-conflict recovery, particularly in the Northern Province. 

The visit also highlighted India’s support for Sri Lanka’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, focusing on regional security and the security of the Indian Ocean region.

27. PM’s visit to Japan (Nov 11, 2016 – Nov 12, 2016)

PM Modi’s visit to Japan in November 2016 was an important step in strengthening the strategic partnership between the two nations. The visit focused on enhancing economic ties, especially in infrastructure development, technology, and defence cooperation. 

One of the key highlights was the agreement between India and Japan for the introduction of the Shinkansen bullet train in India, a significant boost to India’s transportation sector. 

Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also discussed regional security issues, focusing on the importance of maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region. This visit deepened bilateral ties and fostered greater collaboration between India and Japan in various sectors.

26. PM’s visit to Laos (Sep 07, 2016 – Sep 08, 2016)

PM Modi’s visit to Laos in September 2016 was significant for strengthening India’s relations with Southeast Asia. 

During this visit, Modi attended the 14th India-ASEAN Summit and the 11th East Asia Summit, where he emphasised India’s commitment to enhancing regional connectivity, trade, and security. 

The visit also highlighted India’s role in promoting peace, prosperity, and sustainable development in the region. 

Modi’s interactions with Laos’ leadership focused on expanding cooperation in areas like infrastructure, technology, and education while reaffirming India’s strong ties with ASEAN countries.

25. PM’s visit to Vietnam & China (Sep 02, 2016 – Sep 05, 2016)

PM Modi’s visit to Vietnam and China in September 2016 was aimed at enhancing strategic ties with these two important Asian nations. In Vietnam, the focus was on boosting bilateral trade, defence cooperation, and regional security. 

Modi and Vietnamese leaders agreed to strengthen ties in areas like energy, technology, and defence. In China, Modi’s discussions centred around trade, infrastructure, and regional security, with an emphasis on resolving bilateral issues. 

The visit underscored India’s engagement with key players in Asia and its role in fostering stability and economic growth in the region.

24. PM’s visit to Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania & Kenya (Jul 07, 2016 – Jul 11, 2016)

PM Modi’s tour to Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, and Kenya in July 2016 aimed at strengthening India’s ties with Africa. 

In Mozambique, the focus was on enhancing cooperation in the fields of energy, infrastructure, and defence. 

In South Africa, Modi discussed trade and technology and shared concerns about global terrorism. 

In Tanzania and Kenya, Modi emphasised strengthening economic ties, fostering partnerships in energy, agriculture, and technology, and exploring new opportunities for cooperation. 

The visit reinforced India’s commitment to Africa’s development and deepened its political and economic engagements with the continent.

23. PM’s visit to Uzbekistan (Jun 23, 2016 – Jun 24, 2016)

PM Modi’s visit to Uzbekistan in June 2016 was a major step in enhancing India’s relations with Central Asia. The visit focused on expanding trade, energy, and cultural ties between India and Uzbekistan. 

Modi met with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to discuss regional security, economic collaboration, and connectivity, particularly through initiatives like the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC). 

Both nations agreed on boosting cooperation in sectors such as defence, counterterrorism, and education, marking a new chapter in India’s strategic partnership with Uzbekistan.

22. PM’s visit to Afghanistan, Qatar, Switzerland, USA, and Mexico (Jun 04, 2016 – Jun 08, 2016)

PM Modi’s multi-nation visit in June 2016 took him to Afghanistan, Qatar, Switzerland, the USA, and Mexico. 

In Afghanistan, Modi reaffirmed India’s support for the country’s development, signing agreements in infrastructure and security cooperation. In Qatar, the focus was on trade, energy, and security. 

In Switzerland, Modi engaged in discussions on banking reforms, investment, and international security. 

The visit to the USA included talks with President Barack Obama on strategic issues, while in Mexico, Modi sought to expand trade and diplomatic ties. This tour reflected India’s global outreach and its desire to enhance relations with key international partners.

21. PM’s visit to Iran (May 22, 2016 – May 23, 2016)

In May 2016, PM Modi visited Iran to strengthen bilateral relations, focusing on trade, energy, and regional cooperation. 

The visit was aimed at improving connectivity between the two countries and furthering cooperation in sectors such as oil, gas, and transportation. 

Modi and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani held discussions on regional security, particularly the situation in Afghanistan, and agreed on increasing cooperation in energy and infrastructure projects. 

The visit was also significant for India’s efforts to gain access to key transit routes in the region, especially through the Chabahar Port.

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20. PM’s visit to Belgium, USA and Saudi Arabia (Mar 30, 2016 – Apr 03, 2016)

PM Modi’s visit to Belgium, the United States, and Saudi Arabia in March-April 2016 was aimed at strengthening India’s diplomatic, economic, and strategic partnerships with these key global players. 

In Belgium, Modi attended the India-European Union summit, discussing trade and economic cooperation. 

In the U.S., he met President Barack Obama and emphasised collaboration in defence, trade, and climate change. 

In Saudi Arabia, he focused on energy, investment, and counterterrorism, further cementing ties with the Gulf region. This multi-nation tour reinforced India’s growing global influence and its commitment to building stronger partnerships across different regions.

19. PM’s visit to Russia (Dec 23, 2015 – Dec 24, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to Russia in December 2015 further solidified the long-standing strategic partnership between India and Russia. During the visit, both countries discussed defence cooperation, nuclear energy, and space technology. 

Modi and President Vladimir Putin signed several agreements, including one on strengthening defence ties and counterterrorism cooperation. 

The visit also focused on enhancing trade and economic relations, with both nations agreeing to explore new avenues for collaboration in the energy and technology sectors. 

This visit reaffirmed India and Russia’s strong historical ties and mutual interest in strengthening bilateral relations.

18. PM’s visit to France (Nov 29, 2015 – Nov 30, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to France in November 2015 was an important trip aimed at enhancing Indo-French relations. 

One of the key outcomes of the visit was the finalisation of a major deal for the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets by India from France. 

Modi also engaged with President François Hollande to discuss defence, nuclear energy, and counterterrorism cooperation. 

In addition, the visit strengthened bilateral economic ties and collaboration on climate change initiatives, with France playing a pivotal role in supporting India’s renewable energy goals. The trip marked a significant step forward in India’s relations with France.

17. PM’s visit to Malaysia and Singapore (Nov 21, 2015 – Nov 24, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to Malaysia and Singapore in November 2015 was a significant step in enhancing India’s ties with Southeast Asia. 

In Malaysia, he attended the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits, emphasising cooperation in regional security, economic growth, and counterterrorism. Modi also focused on strengthening trade, investment, and cultural exchanges between the two nations. 

During his stop in Singapore, the focus was on bolstering ties in areas such as technology, urban planning, and financial services. 

Both visits reinforced India’s “Act East” policy, expanding India’s footprint in the dynamic Southeast Asian region.

16. PM’s visit to the United Kingdom (UK) and Turkey (Nov 12, 2015 – Nov 16, 2015)

PM Modi visited the United Kingdom and Turkey in November 2015 to boost India’s diplomatic and economic relations with both nations. 

In the UK, Modi engaged with the Indian diaspora and held talks with Prime Minister David Cameron, focusing on trade, defence, and technology collaboration. 

In Turkey, he attended the G20 summit and discussed global economic growth, terrorism, and climate change. This visit was pivotal in strengthening India’s global influence and furthering its economic ties with Western nations and key emerging economies.

15. PM’s visit to Ireland and the United States of America (Sep 23, 2015 – Sep 29, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to Ireland and the United States in September 2015 was instrumental in enhancing bilateral relations. 

In Ireland, he discussed trade, investments, and the Indian diaspora’s contributions. His subsequent visit to the U.S. focused on strategic, defence, and trade relations with President Barack Obama. 

He addressed the United Nations General Assembly, emphasising India’s position on global issues like climate change and security. Modi’s trip reinforced India’s status as a global player in economic and geopolitical matters.

14. PM’s visit to the United Arab Emirates (Aug 16, 2015 – Aug 17, 2015)

In August 2015, PM Modi visited the United Arab Emirates, strengthening India’s ties with this key Gulf nation. The visit focused on economic cooperation, investment in infrastructure, and increasing trade relations. 

Modi met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, and both nations agreed to enhance cooperation in areas such as defence, energy, and counterterrorism. 

The trip also highlighted the importance of the Indian diaspora in the UAE, which plays a crucial role in strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.

13. PM’s visit to five Central Asian Nations and Russia (Jul 06, 2015 – Jul 13, 2015)

PM Modi’s tour to Central Asia and Russia in July 2015 marked a significant step in India’s efforts to strengthen its ties with this region. 

He visited Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, focusing on increasing trade, connectivity, and regional security. Modi emphasised India’s role in the region’s energy, trade, and infrastructure development. 

The visit also deepened India’s relations with Russia, particularly in defence and economic cooperation, as both nations reaffirmed their strategic partnership.

12. PM’s visit to Bangladesh (Jun 06, 2015 – Jun 07, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to Bangladesh in June 2015 aimed at strengthening bilateral ties between the two countries. The visit focused on improving connectivity, trade, and regional cooperation. 

One of the significant outcomes was the landmark agreement, the Land Boundary Agreement, which resolved border issues between India and Bangladesh. 

Modi’s visit also showcased India’s support for Bangladesh’s growth, security, and stability in the region, reinforcing ties that have historical, cultural, and strategic significance.

11. PM’s visit to China, Mongolia and South Korea (May 14, 2015 – May 19, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to China, Mongolia, and South Korea in May 2015 was aimed at enhancing India’s relations with these key nations. In China, the discussions focused on trade, investment, and regional security issues. 

In Mongolia, Modi became the first Indian Prime Minister to visit the country, and both nations signed agreements in areas like mining, infrastructure, and defence. 

His visit to South Korea resulted in the strengthening of economic ties, including a new agreement to enhance bilateral trade and collaboration in technology.

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10. PM’s visit to the three-nation tour of France, Germany and Canada (Apr 10, 2015 – Apr 18, 2015)

PM Modi’s tour of France, Germany, and Canada in April 2015 was crucial for deepening ties with European and North American nations. 

In France, he focused on defence and nuclear energy cooperation, strengthening India’s defence ties with a key European partner. In Germany, the discussions revolved around economic and technological cooperation. 

His visit to Canada was aimed at expanding trade relations, with a special emphasis on energy, technology, and people-to-people connections. This tour showcased India’s growing global footprint and its commitment to expanding its relationships with developed nations.

9. PM’s visit to Singapore (Mar 29, 2015 – Mar 29, 2015)

PM Modi’s visit to Singapore in March 2015 was a one-day visit aimed at strengthening ties with the city-state. The visit focused on enhancing cooperation in areas such as trade, technology, and infrastructure. 

Modi and Singapore’s leaders discussed initiatives to boost economic collaboration, particularly in the fields of urban development, smart cities, and renewable energy. 

The visit also underscored the importance of India-Singapore relations in fostering connectivity and shared economic growth in the region.

8. PM’s visit to three-nation tour of Seychelles, Mauritius and Sri Lanka (Mar 10, 2015 – Mar 14, 2015)

PM Modi’s March 2015 visit to the Seychelles, Mauritius, and Sri Lanka was aimed at strengthening India’s ties with these Indian Ocean nations. In the Seychelles, he discussed maritime security and infrastructure development. 

In Mauritius, he focused on the strong Indian diaspora and cooperation in areas like agriculture, defence, and health. 

In Sri Lanka, Modi reiterated India’s support for Sri Lanka’s economic and social development, especially in post-civil war reconstruction. This tour reinforced India’s strategic and economic influence in the Indian Ocean region, with a focus on regional stability and development.

7. PM’s visit to Nepal (Nov 25, 2014 – Nov 27, 2014)

PM Modi’s visit to Nepal in November 2014 was significant for strengthening bilateral ties and fostering regional cooperation. 

During his visit, he attended the 18th SAARC summit and emphasised regional connectivity, economic collaboration, and enhanced people-to-people exchanges. 

He also inaugurated the Nepal-India Trans-Himalayan Trade Route, showcasing India’s commitment to Nepal’s development. Modi’s visit helped solidify India’s relationship with Nepal, building on historical ties and focusing on peace and prosperity in the region.

6. PM’s visit to Myanmar, Australia, and Fiji (Nov 11, 2014 – Nov 19, 2014)

In November 2014, PM Modi embarked on a significant trip to Myanmar, Australia, and Fiji. The visit aimed to strengthen India’s relations with these nations across various sectors, including trade, security, and cultural exchanges.

In Myanmar, Modi participated in the ASEAN and East Asia Summits, focusing on enhancing India’s engagement with Southeast Asia. 

He discussed regional security issues, connectivity, and economic partnerships. In Australia, he addressed the Indian diaspora and held talks with Prime Minister Tony Abbott, covering areas like trade, defence, and energy cooperation. 

Lastly, in Fiji, Modi reinforced India’s ties with the Pacific Island nations, advocating for better economic and developmental collaboration. This tour marked a pivotal moment in India’s foreign policy, reinforcing its “Look East” strategy and boosting its presence in the Indo-Pacific region.

5. PM’s visit to the United States (Sep 26, 2014 – Sep 29, 2014)

In September 2014, PM Modi visited the United States for an official meeting with President Barack Obama. This visit aimed at enhancing India-US relations in areas such as trade, defence, and regional security. 

Modi addressed a gathering at Madison Square Garden in New York, where he showcased India’s progress and development agenda. The leaders discussed a range of issues, including counterterrorism cooperation, climate change, and regional security. 

Modi’s visit also emphasised the strategic importance of the India-US partnership in tackling global challenges like climate change, cyber threats, and international security.

4. PM’s visit to Japan (Aug 30, 2014 – Sep 03, 2014)

PM Modi’s visit to Japan in August 2014 focused on strengthening bilateral relations in trade, technology, and defence. 

Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe discussed increasing investment and cooperation in infrastructure and the development of high-speed rail systems. 

India and Japan signed multiple agreements in defence and nuclear energy, and Modi emphasised Japan’s critical role in India’s economic and technological advancement. 

The visit also aimed at strengthening regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region, as both countries expressed their desire for greater stability and security in the region.

3. PM’s visit to Nepal (Aug 03, 2014 – Aug 04, 2014)

PM Modi visited Nepal in August 2014, his first visit to a South Asian country as Prime Minister. The visit was significant for strengthening bilateral ties with Nepal and reaffirming India’s support for Nepal’s economic growth and stability. 

Modi and Nepali leadership discussed enhancing cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and connectivity. The visit also focused on increasing collaboration in hydroelectric power projects, as Nepal is a key partner for India in the energy sector. 

Modi’s visit underscored India’s desire to foster deeper ties with Nepal in areas of development, security, and regional cooperation.

2. PM’s visit to Brazil for BRICS Summit (Jul 13, 2014 – Jul 17, 2014)

In July 2014, PM Modi attended the BRICS Summit in Brazil, where the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa gathered to discuss economic cooperation, global security, and sustainable development. 

The summit was held in Fortaleza and Brasília, Brazil. During the visit, Modi held bilateral meetings with leaders from various BRICS countries to enhance India’s ties with these emerging economies. 

The discussions focused on strengthening economic collaboration, improving trade relations, and addressing global challenges such as climate change, terrorism, and economic inequality. 

Modi emphasised the importance of increasing intra-BRICS trade and investment, and the summit laid the groundwork for the creation of the BRICS New Development Bank, which aims to support infrastructure projects in developing countries.

1. PM’s visit to Bhutan (Jun 15, 2014 – Jun 16, 2014)

PM Modi’s first official visit abroad as Prime Minister was to Bhutan in June 2014. The visit emphasised India’s strong and enduring relationship with Bhutan, a neighbour with whom India shares historical, cultural, and geographical ties. 

Modi and Bhutanese leadership discussed enhancing cooperation in trade, energy, and regional security. Notably, the two countries signed an agreement on hydropower development. 

Modi’s visit underscored India’s commitment to Bhutan’s security and sovereignty, and it also marked the strengthening of bilateral relations, particularly in infrastructure and energy projects.

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