PM Modi’s Three-Nation Tour: jordan, ethiopia, Oman
Tour Overview
Prime minister Narendra Modi departs on a three-nation tour covering jordan, ethiopia, and Oman.
The tour aims to strengthen political, economic, and diplomatic cooperation with West Asia and Africa.
Discussions will focus on trade, investment, strategic cooperation, and regional issues.
This comes amid global geopolitical instability, highlighting India’s growing role as a reliable partner.
Visit to jordan (December 15-16)
PM Modi arrives in Amman, jordan, marking his first full bilateral visit.
A one-on-one meeting with king Abdullah II will be held, followed by delegation-level talks.
India and jordan are celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations, making this visit historically significant.
Key focus areas: trade, investment, and political cooperation.
India-Jordan business Forum: PM Modi and king Abdullah will address business leaders from both countries.
Interaction with the indian community in Jordan.
Cultural visit to Petra with the Crown Prince, symbolizing ancient trade ties between india and Jordan.
Visit to ethiopia (December 16-17)
PM Modi’s first visit to ethiopia, meeting prime minister Abiy ahmed Ali.
Discussions will cover all aspects of bilateral relations, including trade, investment, and regional cooperation.
PM Modi will address a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament.
MoUs expected to be signed to strengthen India-Africa partnership.
Focus on Africa Agenda 2063 and global issues, highlighting India’s long-term commitment to Africa.
Engagement with the indian community in Ethiopia.
Visit to oman (December 17-18)
PM Modi’s second visit to oman, celebrating 70 years of diplomatic relations.
Special focus on the India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, aimed at enhancing trade and investment.
Strengthening bilateral political and economic ties remains a priority.
Significance of the Tour
Reinforces India’s role as a trusted partner in West Asia and Africa.
Emphasizes trade, strategic cooperation, and people-to-people connections.
Strengthens historic and contemporary bilateral ties with three key nations.
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