On Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi will meet with Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen and hold talks with Chancellor Karl Nehammer. The two leaders will also address business leaders from India and Austria, exploring opportunities for increased economic collaboration.

Ahead of his visit, Modi emphasized the shared values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law as the foundation for a stronger partnership between India and Austria. He expressed his enthusiasm for the visit, stating, "I look forward to our discussions on strengthening the bonds between our nations and exploring new avenues of cooperation."

Austrian Chancellor Nehammer had expressed his anticipation for Modi's visit on social media, highlighting the significance of this milestone as the two countries celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations. Nehammer wrote, "I very much look forward to welcoming Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, the world's largest democracy, next week in Vienna. This visit is a special honour as it marks the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in over 40 years and a significant milestone as we celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations with India."

Modi responded, "Thank you, Chancellor Karl Nehammer. It is indeed an honour to visit Austria to mark this historic occasion. The shared values of democracy, freedom, and rule of law form the bedrock upon which we will build an ever closer partnership."

The visit underscores the commitment of both nations to bolster their relationship and address common geopolitical challenges collaboratively.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi will meet with Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen and hold talks with Chancellor Karl Nehammer. The two leaders will also address business leaders from India and Austria, exploring opportunities for increased economic collaboration.

Ahead of his visit, Modi emphasized the shared values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law as the foundation for a stronger partnership between India and Austria. He expressed his enthusiasm for the visit, stating, "I look forward to our discussions on strengthening the bonds between our nations and exploring new avenues of cooperation."

Austrian Chancellor Nehammer had expressed his anticipation for Modi's visit on social media, highlighting the significance of this milestone as the two countries celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations. Nehammer wrote, "I very much look forward to welcoming Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, the world's largest democracy, next week in Vienna. This visit is a special honour as it marks the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in over 40 years and a significant milestone as we celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations with India."

Modi responded, "Thank you, Chancellor Karl Nehammer. It is indeed an honour to visit Austria to mark this historic occasion. The shared values of democracy, freedom, and rule of law form the bedrock upon which we will build an ever closer partnership."

The visit underscores the commitment of both nations to bolster their relationship and address common geopolitical challenges collaboratively.