Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India received a congratulatory phone call from Christopher Luxon, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, after securing his third term in the general elections. During their conversation, the leaders emphasized their commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation between their countries.
The Ministry of External Affairs of India released a statement highlighting that the foundation of India-New Zealand relations is built on shared democratic values and strong people-to-people connections. Both Prime Ministers expressed their determination to elevate the partnership to new levels in the coming years.
Narendra Modi took the oath as India’s Prime Minister for the third consecutive term on June 9. The ceremony, held at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, was attended by various leaders from neighboring countries and the Indian Ocean region. President Droupadi Murmu administered the oath of office to Modi and his team of ministers.
Acknowledging Indian Community in New Zealand
During their conversation, Prime Minister Modi thanked Prime Minister Luxon for his efforts in looking after the Indian community in New Zealand. Luxon assured Modi of his continued dedication to the security and well-being of the Indian diaspora in his country.
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The two leaders discussed the positive momentum generated by recent high-level interactions between India and New Zealand. They agreed to strengthen further cooperation in several key areas, including trade, economic collaboration, animal husbandry, pharmaceuticals, education, and space exploration.
Prime Ministers Modi and Luxon agreed to maintain regular communication to ensure the advancement of their mutual interests and the well-being of their citizens. They reaffirmed their commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic bilateral relationship.
The call between Modi and Luxon marks a promising step towards deeper cooperation and friendship between India and New Zealand, reflecting their shared values and the close ties between their peoples.
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