PM Modi discusses ways to boost bilateral ties with counterparts from Iceland, Finland, Denmark
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with leaders from Iceland, Finland, and Denmark to enhance bilateral relations in trade and renewable energy. These discussions took place ahead of the 3rd India-Nordic Summit in Norway. The summit aims to strengthen India's strategic engagement with the Nordic countries across various sectors including technology and sustainability.
- ▪PM Modi held meetings with the Prime Ministers of Iceland, Finland, and Denmark to discuss bilateral ties.
- ▪The 3rd India-Nordic Summit in Oslo is expected to focus on trade, renewable energy, and sustainable governance.
- ▪India and Iceland have strong cultural ties and a growing economic partnership, bolstered by the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday (May 19, 2026) discussed ways to further strengthen bilateral ties in areas such as trade and renewable energy during separate meetings with his counterparts from Iceland, Finland and Denmark.PM Modi held the meetings ahead of the 3rd India-Nordic Summit. During his talks with Iceland Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadottir, Finland Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and Denmark Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, PM Modi discussed the overall trajectory of bilateral relations between India and the three Nordic nations.Modi in Norway LIVE: PM Modi holds bilateral talks with Finland PM Petteri OrpoThe Nordic countries refer to a geopolitical and cultural region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic.
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