Towards 2030: A Joint India-European Union Comprehensive Strategic Agenda
January 27th, 06:48 pm
The Joint India-EU Comprehensive Strategic Agenda, endorsed at the 16th India-EU Summit held on 27 January 2026 in New Delhi, aims to further reinforce the strategic partnership by broadening, deepening and better coordinating EU-India cooperation to deliver mutually beneficial, concrete and transformative outcomes for both partners and for the wider world.India - EU Joint Statement on the State Visit of European Council President and European Commission President to India and the 16th India-EU Summit
January 27th, 06:15 pm
At the invitation of PM Modi, European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen paid a State Visit to India as Chief Guests for the 77th Republic Day of India. During the visit, the leaders hailed the successful conclusion of negotiations on the landmark India–EU FTA and adopted the “Towards 2030: India–EU Joint Comprehensive Strategic Agenda.”India-EU relations enter a new era of alignment: PM Modi at the India–EU Business Forum
January 27th, 04:32 pm
In his address at the India–EU Business Forum, PM Modi said that as market economies, India and the EU share common values, joint priorities for global stability, and natural connections between their people as open societies. He highlighted that the partnership is reaching new heights and is emerging as one of the most influential partnerships in the world, with trade doubling to 180 billion euros over the last ten years.Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addresses the India-EU Business Forum in New Delhi
January 27th, 04:30 pm
In his address at the India–EU Business Forum, PM Modi said that as market economies, India and the EU share common values, joint priorities for global stability, and natural connections between their people as open societies. He highlighted that the partnership is reaching new heights and is emerging as one of the most influential partnerships in the world, with trade doubling to 180 billion euros over the last ten years.