List of international prime ministerial trips made by Narendra Modi
The following is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Narendra Modi since he became the Prime Minister of India, following his first oath of office in 2014.
He did not make any international trips in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Summary of international trips
[edit]As of December 2024, Narendra Modi has made 83 foreign trips, visiting 72 countries, including visits to the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly.
As of December 2024[update]:
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1 visit (41) | Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, Egypt, Fiji, Greece, Guyana, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Mozambique, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Palestine, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Rwanda, Seychelles, Spain, Sweden, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, Ukraine, Vatican City, Vietnam |
2 visits (15) | Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, Italy, Kazakhstan, Laos, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Switzerland, Thailand |
3 visits (7) | Bhutan, Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan |
5 visits (3) | China, Nepal, Singapore |
6 visits (1) | Germany |
7 visits (4) | France, Japan, Russia, United Arab Emirates |
9 visits (1) | United States |
2014
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1 | Bhutan | Paro, Thimphu | 15–16 June |
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2 | Brazil | Fortaleza, Brasilia | 13–16 July | 6th BRICS summit |
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3 | Nepal | Kathmandu | 3–4 August |
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4 | Japan | Kyoto, Tokyo | 30 August–3 September |
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5 | United Nations | New York City, Washington, D.C. | 26–30 September | General debate of the 69th United Nations General Assembly |
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6 | Myanmar | Naypyidaw | 11–13 November | 9th East Asia summit |
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Australia | Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney | 14–18 November | 2014 G20 Brisbane summit |
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Fiji | Suva | 19 November |
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7 | Nepal | Kathmandu | 25–27 November | 18th SAARC summit |
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2015
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8 | Seychelles | Victoria | 10–11 March |
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Mauritius | Port Louis | 11–13 March |
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Sri Lanka | Colombo, Jaffna | 13–14 March |
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9 | Singapore | Singapore | 23 March | State funeral of Lee Kuan Yew |
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10 | France | Paris, Toulouse, Neuve-Chapelle | 9–12 April |
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Germany | Berlin, Hannover | 12–14 April |
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Canada | Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver | 14–16 April |
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11 | China | Xi'an, Beijing, Shanghai | 14–16 May |
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Mongolia | Ulaanbaatar | 16–17 May |
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South Korea | Seoul | 18–19 May |
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12 | Bangladesh | Dhaka | 6–7 June |
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13 | Uzbekistan | Tashkent | 6 July |
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Kazakhstan | Astana | 7 July |
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Russia | Ufa | 8–10 July | 7th BRICS summit |
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Turkmenistan | Ashgabat | 10–11 July |
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Kyrgyzstan | Bishkek | 12 July |
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Tajikistan | Dushanbe | 12–13 July |
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14 | United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi, Dubai | 16–17 August |
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15 | Ireland | Dublin | 23 September |
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United Nations | New York City, San Francisco | 24–30 September | Official visit to Silicon Valley. |
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16 | United Kingdom | London, Chequers | 12–14 November |
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Turkey | Antalya | 15–16 November | 2015 G20 Antalya summit |
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17 | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | 21–22 November | ASEAN–India summit and 10th East Asia summit |
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Singapore | Singapore | 23–25 November |
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18 | United Nations | Paris | 30 November–1 December | 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference |
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19 | Russia | Moscow | 23–24 December |
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Afghanistan | Kabul | 25 December |
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Pakistan | Lahore | 25 December | Working visit |
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2016
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20 | European Union | Brussels | 30 March | 1st India–European Union summit |
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United States | Washington, D.C. | 31 March–1 April | 2016 Nuclear Security summit |
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Saudi Arabia | Riyadh | 2–3 April |
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21 | Iran | Tehran | 22–23 May |
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22 | Afghanistan | Herat | 4 June | Working visit |
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Qatar | Doha | 4–5 June |
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Switzerland | Geneva | 6 June |
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United States | Washington, D.C. | 6–8 June |
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Mexico | Mexico City | 9 June | Working visit |
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23 | Uzbekistan | Tashkent | 23–24 June | 2016 SCO summit |
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24 | Mozambique | Maputo | 7 July |
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South Africa | Pretoria, Durban, Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg | 8–9 July |
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Tanzania | Dodoma | 10 July |
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Kenya | Nairobi | 11 July |
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25 | Vietnam | Hanoi | 2–3 September |
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China | Hangzhou | 4–5 September | 2016 G-20 Hangzhou summit |
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Laos | Vientiane | 7–8 September | 11th East Asia summit |
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26 | Thailand | Bangkok | 10 November | State funeral of Bhumibol Adulyadej |
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Japan | Tokyo | 11–12 November |
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2017
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27 | Sri Lanka | Colombo, Kandy | 11–12 May | International Day of Vesak | [62]
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28 | Germany | Meseberg, Berlin | 29–30 May | [64][65]
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Spain | Madrid | 30–31 May | [64][65]
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Russia | Saint Petersburg | 31 May–2 June | 18th India–Russia annual summit | [64][67][65]
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France | Paris | 2–3 June | [64][65]
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29 | Kazakhstan | Astana | 8–9 June | 2017 SCO summit | [67]
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30 | Portugal | Lisbon | 24 June | [68]
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United States | Washington, D.C. | 25–26 June | [70]
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Netherlands | Amsterdam | 27 June | [70]
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31 | Israel | Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv | 4–6 July | [72]
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Germany | Hamburg | 7–8 July | 2017 G20 Hamburg summit | [74] | |||
32 | China | Xiamen | 3–5 September | 9th BRICS summit | |||
Myanmar | Naypyidaw | 6–7 September | |||||
33 | Philippines | Manila | 12–14 November | 12th East Asia summit | [75] |
2018
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34 | Switzerland | Davos | 23–26 January | World Economic Forum | [76] | ||
35 | Jordan | Amman | 9 February | Transit | [77][78]
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Palestine | Ramallah | 10 February | [77]
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United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi, Dubai | 10–11 February | [81]
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Oman | Muscat | 11–12 February | [83]
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36 | Sweden | Stockholm | 16–18 April | ||||
United Kingdom | London | 18–20 April | 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting[85] | ||||
Germany | Berlin | 20 April | Working visit | ||||
37 | China | Wuhan | 27–28 April | Informal summit | |||
38 | Nepal | Janakpur, Kathmandu | 11–12 May | Working visit | [86] | ||
39 | Russia | Sochi | 21 May | Informal summit | [87] | ||
40 | Indonesia | Jakarta | 29 May | citation needed] | [|||
Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | 31 May | Working visit |
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Singapore | Singapore | 31 May–2 June |
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41 | China | Qingdao | 9–10 June | 2018 SCO summit | |||
42 | Rwanda | Kigali, Rweru model village | 23–24 July | [90] | |||
Uganda | Entebbe, Kampala | 24 July | [91] | ||||
South Africa | Johannesburg | 25–27 July | 10th BRICS summit | ||||
43 | Nepal | Kathmandu | 30–31 August | 4th BIMSTEC summit | |||
44 | Japan | Tokyo | 28–29 October | Official visit | [92] | ||
45 | Singapore | Singapore | 14–15 November | 13th East Asia summit | |||
Maldives | Malé | 17 November | Swearing-in ceremony of Ibrahim Mohamed Solih | ||||
46 | Argentina | Buenos Aires | 29 November–1 December | 2018 G20 Buenos Aires summit |
2019
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47 | South Korea | Seoul | 21–22 February | ||||
48 | Maldives | Malé | 8 June | ||||
Sri Lanka | Colombo | 9 June | [93] | ||||
49 | Kyrgyzstan | Bishkek | 14–15 June | 2019 SCO summit | |||
50 | Japan | Osaka | 27–29 June | 2019 G20 Osaka summit | |||
51 | Bhutan | Thimphu | 17–18 August | ||||
52 | France | Paris | 22–23 August | Official visit | |||
United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi | 23–24 August |
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Bahrain | Manama, Riffa | 24–25 August |
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France | Biarritz | 25–26 August | 45th G7 summit | ||||
53 | Russia | Vladivostok | 4–5 September | Official visit |
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54 | United Nations | New York City, Houston, Chicago | 20–27 September | General debate of the 74th United Nations General Assembly and to attend the Howdy Modi event in Houston |
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55 | Saudi Arabia | Riyadh | 29 October | ||||
56 | Thailand | Bangkok | 2–4 November | 14th East Asia summit | |||
57 | Brazil | Brasília | 13–14 November | 11th BRICS summit |
2021
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58 | Bangladesh | Dhaka, Ishwaripur, Orakandi | 26–27 March | |||
59 | United Nations | New York City, Washington, D.C. | 22–25 September | General debate of the 76th United Nations General Assembly, Participation in Quad Leaders' Summit |
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60 | Italy | Rome | 29–31 October | 2021 G20 Rome summit | ||
Vatican City | Vatican City | 30 October | Working visit | |||
United Nations | Glasgow | 1–3 November | 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference |
2022
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61 | Germany | Berlin | 2 May | Official visit | Prime Minister Narendra Modi met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and co-chaired the 6th India–Germany Inter-Governmental Consultations.[94] |
Denmark | Copenhagen | 3–4 May | Working visit | Mette Frederiksen and Queen Margrethe II. He also attended on 2nd India–Nordic Summit in Copenhagen and met Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, Icelandic Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, and Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson.[95] | Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Danish Prime Minister|
France | Paris | 4 May | Prime Minister Narendra Modi to met French President Emmanuel Macron who has been re-elected in 2022. They discussed about bilateral and global issues. |
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62 | Nepal | Lumbini | 16 May | Working visit | Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Lumbini at the invitation of Nepal PM Sher Bahadur Deuba on the occasion of Buddha Purnima. |
63 | Japan | Tokyo | 23–24 May | Quad Leaders' Summit | Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the Quad Leaders' Summit and held bilateral talks with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Joe Biden. |
64 | Germany | Schloss Elmau | 26–27 June | G7 Summit | |
United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi | 28 June | Personal Visit due to demise of President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. | [96] | |
65 | Uzbekistan | Samarkand | 15–16 September | To attend 2022 SCO summit and to meet with SCO leaders. | |
66 | Japan | Tokyo | 27 September | State funeral of Shinzo Abe | PM Modi attended the state funeral of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe. |
67 | Indonesia | Bali | 15–16 November 2022 | G20 summit | citation needed] | [
2023
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68 | Japan | Hiroshima | 19–21 May | G7 Summit and Quad Leaders' summit | |
Papua New Guinea | Port Moresby | 21–22 May | FIPIC summit | James Marape, received Order of Logohu, the highest civilian honour of Papua New Guinea and Order of Fiji, the highest civilian honour of Fiji. | Attended FIPIC summit hosted by Papuan Prime Minister|
Australia | Sydney | 22–24 May | Official visit | ||
69 | United Nations | New York City, Washington, D.C. | 20–23 June | State visit | Indian diaspora at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, met with billionaire Elon Musk and other elite luminaries, and oversaw a cultural programme at the UN Headquarters in Midtown Manhattan to commemorate International Yoga Day. He then traveled to Washington, D.C. and paid his first official State visit to the United States, hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at the White House, and separately met various other US business and tech leaders and addressed a joint session of the United States Congress. | PM Modi was welcomed by a massive congregation of the
Egypt | Cairo | 24–25 June | State visit | Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and received Order of the Nile, the highest civilian honour of Egypt. | PM Modi paid a state visit to Egypt on the invitation of the Egyptian President|
70 | France | Paris | 13–15 July | Official visit | Bastille Day military parade and received Legion of Honour, the highest civilian honour of France. | PM Modi attended the
United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi | 15 July | Official visit | ||
71 | South Africa | Johannesburg | 22–24 August | 15th BRICS summit | |
Greece | Athens | 25 August | Official visit | Kyriakos Mitsotakis and received Order of Honour, the second-highest civilian honour of Greece. | PM Modi paid an official visit to Greece on the invitation of the Greek Prime Minister|
72 | Indonesia | Jakarta | 5–7 September | 18th East Asia Summit | |
73 | United Arab Emirates | Dubai | 30 November–2 December | 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference |
2024
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74 | United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi | 13–14 February | Inauguration of BAPS Hindu Mandir and several key agreements between India and the UAE.[97] | |
Qatar | Doha | 14–15 February | Signing several key agreements between India and Qatar.[98] | ||
75 | Bhutan | Paro, Thimphu | 22–23 March | State visit[99] | Tshering Tobgay and received Order of the Dragon King, the highest civilian honour of Bhutan. | PM Modi paid a state visit to Bhutan on the invitation of the Bhutanese Prime Minister
76 | Italy | Fasano | 13–14 June | 50th G7 summit | |
77 | Russia | Moscow | 8–9 July | Official visit[100] | Vladimir Putin to hold the 22nd India–Russia Annual Summit. During the visit, he was awarded the Order of St. Andrew by President Putin. He also laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Moscow, and announced the opening of two new Indian consulates in Russia, in the cities of Kazan and Yekaterinburg. PM Modi also interacted with the Indian diaspora in Moscow. | PM Modi paid an Official Visit to Russia at the invitation of Russian President
Austria | Vienna | 9–10 July | Official visit[101] | Alexander Van der Bellen and Chancellor Karl Nehammer. He also interacted with Indian diaspora in Vienna. This was the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Austria in 41 years. | PM Modi paid an official visit to Austria and met Austrian President|
78 | Poland | Warsaw | 21–22 August | Official Visit | Donald Tusk and President of Poland Andrzej Duda. During the visit, he paid tribute at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Warsaw and met with several prominent Polish Indologists and business leaders. The bilateral relationship between India and Poland was elevated to the level of a Strategic Partnership. This was the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Poland in 45 years. | PM Modi met with the Prime Minister of Poland
Ukraine | Kyiv | 23–24 August | Official Visit | Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He also visited the National Museum of the History of Ukraine, paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi at his statue in Kyiv, interacted with Ukrainian students learning the Hindi language, and donated humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian government on behalf of India in view of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. This was the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine since its independence in 1991 and the establishment of India–Ukraine diplomatic relations in 1992. | PM Modi met with the President of Ukraine|
79 | Brunei | Bandar Seri Begawan | 3–4 September | Official visit | Hassanal Bolkiah. During the visit, be also inaugurated the new Chancery premises of the Indian High Commission, interacted with the Indian diaspora, and visited the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. This was the first bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Brunei. | PM Modi met with the Sultan and Prime Minister of Brunei
Singapore | Singapore | 4–5 September | Official visit | Lawrence Wong, President of Singapore Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister of Singapore and former Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong. He also visited AEM Singapore, a leading semiconductor and electronics company, interacted with prominent Singaporean investors and business leaders, and announced the establishment of a first-of-its-kind Thiruvalluvar Cultural Center in Singapore. The bilateral relationship between India and Singapore was elevated to the level of a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. | PM Modi met with the Prime Minister of Singapore|
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Wilmington, New York City | 21–23 September | Quad Leaders' Summit, United Nations Summit of the Future | Wilmington, Delaware.[102][103] On September 22, he will address a gathering of Indian Americans at the Nassau Coliseum[104] and interact with business leaders and CEOs of leading US-based companies. On September 23, he will address the Summit of the Future at the United Nations General Assembly, as well as hold bilateral meetings with several world leaders on its sidelines. | PM Modi will attend the Quad Leaders' Summit on September 21 in
81 | Laos | Vientiane | 10–11 October | Nineteenth East Asia Summit | |
82 | Russia | Kazan | 22–24 October | 16th BRICS summit | |
83 | Nigeria | Abuja | 16–17 November | State visit | |
Brazil | Rio de Janeiro | 18–19 November | 2024 G20 Rio de Janeiro summit | ||
Guyana | Georgetown | 19–21 November | State visit, 2nd India–CARICOM Summit |
Scheduled future visits
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Multilateral meetings
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2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | |||
ASEM | 16–17 October,[a] Milan |
15–16 July,[a] Ulaanbaatar |
18–19 October,[b] Brussels |
25–26 November,[b][c] Phnom Penh |
TBA | TBA | ||||||||||||
BIMSTEC | 30–31 August, Kathmandu |
30 March,[c] Colombo |
TBA | |||||||||||||||
BRICS | 14–16 July, Fortaleza |
8–9 July, Ufa |
15–16 October,[d] Benaulim |
3–5 September, Xiamen |
25–27 July, Johannesburg |
13–14 November, Brasília |
17 November,[c] Saint Petersburg |
9 September,[c][d] New Delhi |
27 June,[c] Beijing |
22–24 August, Johannesburg |
22–24 October, Kazan |
TBA, Brazil |
TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | ||
CHOGM | 27–29 November,[e] Valletta |
18–20 April, London |
24–25 June,[f] Kigali |
25–26 October[g], Apia |
TBA, St. John's | TBA | ||||||||||||
EAS-ASEAN | 11–14 November, Naypyidaw |
21–22 November, Kuala Lumpur |
6–8 September, Vientiane |
13–14 November, Pasay |
14–15 November, Singapore |
2–4 November, Bangkok |
14 November,[h] Hanoi |
26–27 October,[b] Bandar Seri Begawan |
13–14 November,[i] Phnom Penh |
5–7 September, Jakarta |
10–11 October, Vientiane |
TBA, Kuala Lumpur | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | ||
FIPIC | 19 November, Suva |
21 August,[d] Jaipur |
22 May, Port Moresby |
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G-7 | 4–5 June,[j] Brussels |
7–8 June,[j] Schloss Elmau |
26–27 May,[j] Kashiko Island |
26–27 May,[j] Taormina |
8–9 June,[j] La Malbaie |
24–26 August,[j] Biarritz |
10–12 June,[j] Camp David |
11–13 June,[c][j] Carbis Bay |
26–28 June,[j] Schloss Elmau |
19–21 May,[j] Hiroshima |
13–14 June,[j] Fasano |
June, Kananaskis |
TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | ||
G-20 | 15–16 November, Brisbane |
15–16 November, Antalya |
4–5 September, Hangzhou |
7–8 July, Hamburg |
30 November–1 December, Buenos Aires |
28–29 June, Osaka |
21–22 November,[c] Riyadh |
30–31 October, Rome |
15–16 November, Bali |
9–10 September,[d] New Delhi |
18–19 November, Rio de Janeiro |
TBA, Johannesburg |
TBA, United States |
TBA | TBA | TBA | ||
India–CARICOM Summit | 25 September, New York |
19–21 November, Georgetown |
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IEUS | 30 March, Brussels |
15 July,[c][d] New Delhi |
8 May,[c] Lisbon |
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NAM | 13–18 September,[a] Porlamar |
25–26 October,[b] Baku |
4 May,[c] Baku |
11–12 October,[f] Belgrade |
15–20 January,[h] Kampala |
TBA | TBA | |||||||||||
Quad | 24 March,[c] Washington, D.C. |
4 March,[c] Washington, D.C. |
20 May, Hiroshima |
21 September, Washington, D.C. |
TBA,[d] New Delhi |
TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | |||||||||
24 September, Washington, D.C. |
24 May, Tokyo | |||||||||||||||||
SAARC | 26–27 November, Kathmandu |
9–10 November, Islamabad |
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SCO | 11–12 September,[e][j] Dushanbe |
9–10 July,[e][j] Ufa |
23–24 June,[j] Tashkent |
8–9 June, Astana |
7–8 June, Qingdao |
14–15 June, Bishkek |
10 November,[c] Saint Petersburg |
16–17 September,[h] Dushanbe |
15–16 September, Samarkand |
4 July,[c][d] New Delhi |
3–4 July,[h] Astana |
TBA, China | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | ||
UNFCCC | 1–12 December,[k] Lima |
30 November–12 December, Paris |
7–18 November, Marrakech |
6–17 November, Bonn |
2–15 December, Katowice |
2–13 December, Madrid |
31 October–12 November, Glasgow |
6–18 November,[l] Sharm El Sheikh |
30 November–12 December, Dubai |
11–22 November,[m] Baku |
TBA, Belém |
TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | |||
UNGA | 27 September, New York City |
1 October,[e] New York City |
26 September,[e] New York City |
23 September,[e] New York City |
29 September,[e] New York City |
27 September, New York City |
26 September,[c] New York City |
25 September, New York City |
24 September,[h] New York City |
26 September,[h] New York City |
28 September,[h] New York City |
TBA, New York City |
TBA, New York City |
TBA, New York City |
TBA, New York City |
TBA, New York City | ||
Voice of the Global South Summit | 12–13 January,[c][d] New Delhi |
17 August,[c][d] New Delhi |
TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | |||||||||||
17 November,[c][d] New Delhi | ||||||||||||||||||
Others | IAFS 29–30 October,[d] New Delhi |
NSS 31 March–1 April, Washington, D.C. |
IORA 5–7 March,[a] Jakarta |
I2U2 14 July,[c] Tel Aviv |
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IBSA 17 October,[n] Durban |
Notes
[edit]- ^ a b c d Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ a b c d Vice President Venkaiah Naidu attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s These summits were held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k These summits were hosted by India.
- ^ a b c d e f g Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ a b Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakshi Lekhi attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju attended in prime minister's place.
- ^ a b c d e f g Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n India was not a full member.
- ^ Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Kirti Vardhan Singh attended in the Prime Minister's place.
- ^ Minister of State for External Affairs V. K. Singh attended in the Prime Minister's place.
See also
[edit]- List of international trips made by prime ministers of India
- History of Indian foreign relations
- Premiership of Narendra Modi
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