In Gandhinagar’s Mahatma Mandir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for pivotal bilateral discussions that culminated in a powerful joint declaration. The leaders committed to intensified joint action against terrorism while vowing to fortify strategic, technological, and economic partnerships.
Modi extended a heartfelt Gujarati welcome to Merz, declaring India’s full dedication to elevating bilateral bonds. The occasion marked the signing of a crucial MoU, paving the way for deeper cooperation across sectors.
‘Terrorism threatens all of humanity,’ Modi asserted, as both nations resolved to confront it head-on together. They concurred on the urgency of reforming international bodies like the UN Security Council, with their G4 alliance exemplifying unified resolve.
Merz’s landmark visit arrives at a propitious moment: celebrating 25 years of strategic partnership and 75 years of diplomacy. Modi portrayed these as symbols of enduring trust and escalating synergy. The economic interplay between these powerhouse nations holds immense value for the world, he added.
Highlighting progress in tech ties, Modi pointed to visible impacts in renewable energy, where priorities converge seamlessly. This summit not only reinforces historical alliances but charts a bold future of innovation and security collaboration, setting a precedent for multilateral engagement.
