PM Modi’s Historic Ukraine Visit: Strengthening India-Ukraine Ties

PM Modi’s Historic Ukraine Visit: A Step Towards Strengthening India-Ukraine Relations

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made history on Friday by becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Ukraine since it gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. His visit comes at a time of heightened tension in the region due to the ongoing conflict with Russia. During his brief stay in Kyiv, PM Modi met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, a meeting that holds significant diplomatic weight.

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A Symbolic Gesture of Solidarity

The visit was marked by a solemn but symbolic gesture when PM Modi placed a reassuring hand on President Zelenskyy’s shoulder during their tour of the war-torn country’s Martyrologist Exposition. This gesture underscored India’s commitment to standing in solidarity with Ukraine during these challenging times.

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India’s Position on Global Conflicts

At a floral tribute ceremony at a Mahatma Gandhi statue in Kyiv, PM Modi reiterated India’s stance on global conflicts. He emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation to address challenges that threaten humanity. “India’s stance is very clear — this is not an era of war. This is a time to come together to tackle the challenges that pose a threat to humanity,” PM Modi stated.

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Engaging with the Indian Diaspora

Upon his arrival in Kyiv, PM Modi was warmly welcomed by the Indian diaspora, who chanted ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai.’ The Prime Minister shared pictures of this warm reception on his social media platforms, highlighting the strong connection between India and its people abroad.

Strengthening Bilateral Ties

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that PM Modi’s engagements in Kyiv would cover a range of bilateral ties, including political, trade, economic, and cultural aspects. The visit is seen as a move to strengthen the relationship between India and Ukraine, especially in light of the ongoing conflict.

A Call for Lasting Peace

India has maintained a neutral stance on the Ukraine conflict, advocating for a peaceful resolution through dialogue and diplomacy. “Lasting peace can only be achieved through options that are acceptable to both parties. And it can only be a negotiated settlement,” said Tanmaya Lal, Secretary (West) in the MEA.

Conclusion

PM Modi’s visit to Ukraine, following his recent trip to Russia, signals India’s intention to balance its relations with both nations. By engaging with Ukraine, India reaffirms its commitment to supporting peace and stability in the region.

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