Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Pedro Sánchez of Spain held a significant meeting in Vadodara, where they discussed the growing bond between India and Spain. The conversation focused on numerous sectors, reflecting a commitment to expand cooperation in areas like trade, commerce, culture, and technological innovation. PM Modi highlighted the strides made in India-Spain relations, expressing a shared desire to “add even more momentum” to their bilateral partnership.
Both leaders emphasized the importance of collaboration in sectors that promote mutual development, including innovation and technology. PM Modi noted that cultural ties between the two countries continue to strengthen, building on common interests in sports, cuisine, and tourism. With the recent inauguration of the TATA Aircraft Complex, the meeting symbolized both nations’ dedication to shared economic and industrial goals.
Spain’s President Pedro Sánchez echoed PM Modi’s sentiments, recognizing India’s potential in global trade and expressing Spain’s enthusiasm for further collaboration. Both leaders concluded with an optimistic outlook for future engagements, looking to strengthen ties and foster innovation for the benefit of both nations.
