Overview

• In Cyprus, New Delhi and Nicosia unveiled a five-year roadmap for defence and counterterrorism cooperation that includes real-time intelligence sharing and joint maritime security dialogues.
• At the G7 summit in Canada, Modi and Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to reboot bilateral relations by restarting senior ministerial and working-level talks across trade, security and technology.
• In Zagreb, India and Croatia signed four memorandums covering agriculture, science and technology, cultural exchange and the establishment of a Hindi studies chair at the University of Zagreb.
• Modi reaffirmed India’s unwavering support for Cyprus’s sovereignty and a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation under UN resolutions, countering Turkey’s long-standing occupation of northern Cyprus.
• Discussions throughout the trip advanced the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor by positioning Cyprus as a strategic Mediterranean gateway for diversified trade routes.