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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said in the parliament

( May 28, 2026 )

The story of modern Australia cannot be told without recognising the remarkable contribution of the Indian-Australian community. From entrepreneurship and innovation to healthcare, education, technology and public service, Indian Australians continue to help shape the nation’s success. As India emerges as a global economic powerhouse and moves towards becoming the world’s third-largest economy, the bridge between our two nations grows stronger through trade, investment, education, technology and deep people-to-people connections. Together, Australia and India are building one of the most important strategic and economic partnerships of the 21st century

Jotun CEO Morten Fon

( May 19, 2026 )

There has been a lot of change in India, over a number of years we have been there and one example I think is how trade has been simplified between the states inside India and Prime Minister Modi today talked about building ships in India and that is very close to my heart since we have 25% of the marine coatings industry in the world we have a 25% market share so the more ships you will build in India the more business we have an opportunity to get in India

Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre

( May 19, 2026 )

Very useful for us to have the Indian Prime Minister here to share his perspective. India playing such a growing role on the international scene with its contact and with its experience

Prosus CEO Fabricio Bloisi

( May 17, 2026 )

We have invested more than 90,000 crore and we are just getting started under leadership of Prime Minister Modi. We are talking about how we can invest much more. We are working training AI models there and I think the leadership of Prime Minister Modi has been amazing to make sure that India not only keep its existing investors but more than that build a much prosper through investments in technology that's what we are committed to

APM Terminals CEO Keith Svendsen

( May 17, 2026 )

The honorable Prime Minister and one of the things that I was very impressed with when I met him the first time in the vibrant Gujarat was his detailed knowledge about the port sector and the importance of the transport sectors in driving economic progress and he had a very specific knowledge about the port sector from his time as minister in Gujarat

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel

( Feb 25, 2026 )

India, under your (PM Modi) leadership, my friend, has established its position as an Asian lion charging toward the goal: more growth, more progress, more prosperity, more prosperity.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel

( Feb 25, 2026 )

Prime Minister Modi’s personal embrace is something unique. It is known worldwide as the 'Modi Hug.' When you hug someone tightly, truly, you know it is not a show. It is the real thing. It is called the 'Modi Hug' and I want to return that hug to you on behalf of every member of the Knesset; it points not only to the brave personal friendship between us. It reflects the warmth that exists between our two nations.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel

( Feb 25, 2026 )

Narendra, my dear friend, I am deeply, deeply moved by your visit today. Since I must be diplomatic, I won't rank it, that would get me into trouble. But I have never been more moved than by your visit with us, a great friend of Israel, a passionate supporter of the alliance between India and Israel and a great leader on the international stage.

Shri H.D. Deve Gowda, former Prime Minister

( Feb 04, 2026 )

Modi Ji is a patriot. Don't forget that... He is very much working hard to see that this country's economy achieves (its goals) in 2047 (and) all over the world, India should become one of the pioneers... so far as the economic achievement is concerned...That is what Modi ji is working so hard... which I want to congratulate.

Shri Chirag Paswan, Minister of Food Processing Industries

( Feb 01, 2026 )

This Budget takes into account the development of every section of society and every region of the country. While emphasis has been placed on infrastructure and rural development, equal priority has been given to urbanisation and self-employment. The Government’s primary objective is to empower the youth of the nation, for which several important provisions have been made in the areas of education, skill development and manufacturing. This will not only create new employment opportunities but also strengthen the dream of an Aatmanirbhar Bharat.