Prime Minister Narendra Modi has wrapped up a historic two-day visit to Cyprus and departed today for Canada, where he will attend the 51st G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta. His landmark trip, the first by an Indian PM to Cyprus in over 20 years, saw key meetings with President Christodoulides and business leaders. Highlights included discussions on strong defense, maritime, and cybersecurity cooperation, and Modi being conferred Cyprus’s highest civilian honour - the Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III .

At G7, Modi is expected to engage with fellow leaders on crucial global issues: economic stability, climate change, AI governance, security, and uranium trade - bringing Canada and India together on energy and tech fronts . This marks his first visit to Canada in a decade, signaling a thaw in strained ties and reaffirming India’s growing global influence.

As the world watches, Modi’s three-nation tour - Cyprus, Canada, and soon Croatia - emphasizes India's proactive diplomacy and its ambition to play a leading role in world affairs.