PM Modi 5-Nation Tour highlights: PM Modi in Rome in last leg of his tour

PM Modi 5 carry amelia moore nation circuit highlights: The updates to this unrecorded blog feature ended. Undercoat Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Rome, Italy as part of the last leg of his five nation tour. During his visit to Rome, India and Italy will seek to upgrade their ties to a special strategic partnership, Reuters news agency cited an Italian government official as saying.In Norway, the Prime Minister discussed ways to further strengthen bilateral ties with the country in areas like clean energy, trade, sustainability and digitisation. PM Modi further held meetings with his counterparts from Sweden, Iceland, Finland and Denmark. The leaders then addressed a joint press conference after the India-Nordic summit.India-Nordic summitAfter the India-Nordic summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was “delighted” to have participated. “Democracy, rule of law and our shared commitment to multilateralism make us natural partners,” PM Modi said.He further said the investment from Nordic countries into India increased by 200 per cent over the last decade. “Rapidly increasing trade and investment have contributed to India's growth story. It has also played a very positive role in the economy of Nordic countries, and created thousands of new jobs,” the Prime Minister said.During the joint press conference after the summit, Finnish PM Petteri Orpo said the Nordic countries share similar objectives with India, including “strengthening the rule-based international order and responding to climate change with sustained multilateral action.” Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen also said in the world order which was changing rapidly, it was important for countries which believe in democracy to work together.“We cannot say that India is a middle power. You are one of the biggest powers. It's not very easy to say that the Nordic countries are a middle power because we are too small to be a middle power. But when we are united, the Nordic countries, then we are a middle power,” Frederiksen said.PM Modi's Italy visitPM Modi will reach Italy soon, on his first bilateral visit to the country, after he attended the G7 summit in June 2024 and a G20 gathering three years earlier.During PM Modi's visit, India and Italy are expected to upgrade their relationship to that of a special strategic partnership, an Italian government official told Reuters news agency.The Prime Minister will meet Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Wednesday at the 17th-century Villa Doria Pamphili, and the two leaders are expected to adopt a joint declaration to strengthen their partnership.