Throughout his official go to to Cyprus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides, voiced mutual concern over escalating conflicts in West Asia and Europe. In a joint press briefing held after intensive bilateral discussions, each leaders underscored the significance of peace and diplomacy in resolving present international tensions.

“We each expressed concern over the conflicts happening in West Asia and Europe. Their damaging affect is not only restricted to these areas. We each think about that this isn’t an period of battle. Decision via dialogue and restoration of stability is the decision of humanity,” Prime Minister Modi stated in the course of the media interplay.

#WATCH | In Cyprus, PM Modi says, “We expressed fear over the continuing conflicts in West Asia and Europe. We consider this isn’t an period of battle.” pic.twitter.com/7JbYbQ39wY

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Prime Minister Modi arrived in Cyprus on Sunday, marking the primary go to by an Indian premier to the nation in additional than twenty years. On Monday, he was welcomed with ceremonial honours on the Presidential Palace, forward of his talks with President Christodoulides.

Modi led a high-level delegation that included Exterior Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, Overseas Secretary Vikram Misri, and Nationwide Safety Adviser Ajit Doval. The 2 leaders held complete discussions aimed toward strengthening bilateral ties, with a specific give attention to commerce, funding, and strategic cooperation. “This go to will add important momentum to India-Cyprus relations, particularly in areas like commerce, funding and extra,” Modi posted on X shortly after touchdown.