New Zealand PM Luxon Praises India After Meeting With Modi
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expressed admiration for India following a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Vientiane. Luxon noted India's positive impact on New Zealand and discussed enhancing bilateral relations in various sectors, with plans for a future visit to India.
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In a bilateral meeting held in Vientiane, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon conveyed his deep admiration for India, following discussions with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Luxon highlighted the positive influence Indians have had in New Zealand, commending their hard work and success.
Luxon also revealed that Prime Minister Modi extended an invitation to visit India, which he accepted, indicating eagerness for a delegation to explore collaborative opportunities. This meeting, described as 'fantastic' by Luxon, marks a commitment to enhancing ties between the two nations.
Discussions between the leaders covered key areas such as economic cooperation, trade, defense, renewable energy, and tourism. Modi emphasized the importance of the India-New Zealand friendship, facilitated by shared democratic values, with future efforts focused on strengthening bilateral ties further.
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