List of international prime ministerial trips made by Narendra Modi

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The following is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Narendra Modi since he became the Prime Minister of India following the Indian general election, 2014.

Summary of international trips

Further information: Foreign policy of Narendra Modi

As of May 2024, he has made 31 foreign trips on six continents, visiting 49 countries including the visits to USA to attend UN general assembly, to Asian countries, following his neighbourhood first and act east policies.

Map of international trips made by Narendra Modi as Prime Minister:
  1 visit
  2 visits
  3 visits
  5 visits
  India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visits by country
Number of visits Country
1 visit (37) Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bhutan, Brazil, Canada, Fiji, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Netherlands, Pakistan, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Seychelles, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Vietnam
2 visits (8) Afghanistan, China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan
3 visits (3) France, Germany, Russia
5 visits (1) United States

2014

Country Areas visited Date(s) Purpose(s) Notes
 Bhutan Paro, Thimpu 16–17 June State visit
See also: Bhutan–India relations
Details
 Brazil Fortaleza, Brasilia 13–16 July BRICS Summit & State visit
See also: India-Brazil relations
See also: 6th BRICS summit
Details
   Nepal Kathmandu 3–4 August State visit
See also: India-Nepal relations
Details
Modi arrived for a two-day visit to Nepal on 3 August. The last visit of an Indian prime minister to Nepal was 17 years ago in 1997 by I. K. Gujral.[1][Note I] The talks with Nepal were focused on reviewing the 1950's Treaty of Peace and Friendship, India-funded hydroelectricity projects in Nepal and other infrastructure projects in Nepal.[2] Following Jana Andolan, that marked the beginning of constitutional democracy in 1990, Modi became the first foreign leader to address the Parliament of Nepal.[3][4] The Western media read it as a shift in foreign affairs for India,[5] as well as a Nepal policy shift.[6] He did puja at the fifth century Pashupatinath temple (where he donated Rs. 25 crores and the high priest, Ganesh Bhatta, said: "I told him that we see him as a mascot for Hinduism, and appreciate his efforts in saving Hindu culture").[7] Further he pledged not to interfere in Nepal's internal affairs (following controversy of appointment of Indian priests at a Nepali temple[8]), Modi announced a credit assistance programme of US$1 billion to Nepal and said "Nepal can free India of its darkness with its electricity. But [sic] we don't want free electricity, we want to buy it. Just by selling electricity to India, Nepal can find a place in the developed countries of the world." He also told Nepali MPs he wanted to turn India's "hostile borders benign and ultimately gateways for free trade and commerce...borders must be bridges not barriers." The Kathmandu Post reacted in writing: "Modi mantra warms Nepal's hearts."[5] The New York Times also suggested the lack of a meeting with former King Gyanendra signified that India would not support a return to monarchy[6] despite the lack of a new constitution of Nepal. The commonality of a majority Hindu heritage was also played up.[7]
 Japan Kyoto, Tokyo 30 August–3 September State visit
See also: India-Japan relations
Details
Modi visited Japan on a five-day official trip from 30 August to 3 September, which is labelled as his first bilateral state visit outside the subcontinent. His 2014 visit further strengthened the ties between the two countries, and resulted in several key agreements, including the elevating of the already established strategic partnership to the "Special Strategic Global Partnership". During his visit, official negotiations on the sale of US 2 amphibious aircraft for the Indian Navy and the long pending civil nuclear agreements have both progressed.[9][10]

[11][12][13][14]

 United Nations

 United States

New York City, Washington 26–30 September General debate of the United Nations General Assembly
& State Visit
See also: India and the United Nations and India-United States relations
Details
Modi delivered his maiden speech in the sixty-ninth session of the United Nations General Assembly on 27 September 2014, in which he called for the reform and expansion of the United Nations Security Council, most notably bringing attention to India's long standing demand of a permanent membership. He expressed his concerns over the relevance of a 20th century setup in the 21st century, and stressed the need to evaluate the UN's performance in the past 70 years. He also questioned why the UN should serve as the G-All for global governance, instead of several parallel sub-groupings like the G7 or G20. In the wake of the ISIS threat in West Asia and other similar threats in other parts of the world, Modi urged for the immediate implementation of the 'Comprehensive on International Terrorism' by the UN and offered India's pro-active role in it, citing India as a victim of terrorism for decades. Prior to his speech, he, along with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, met with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, to discuss issues relating to UN governance.[15] Modi also ridiculed the possibility of any multilateral intervention on the issue of Kashmir, a demand Nawaz Sharif made in his address at the UNGA on 26 September, stating that the Indian government is ready for 'bilateral talk' with Pakistan provided that Pakistan cultivate a suitable environment for talks by giving up its terrorism policy against India.[16] Modi commented briefly on climate change and the use of clean energy. In this regard, he also asked world leaders and UN officials to recognise and observe Yoga Day, in order to emphasise the importance of incorporating Yoga into a modern-day lifestyle.[17] Modi also was known for fasting during a White House dinner for the Hindu festival of Navratri.[18]
 Myanmar Naypyidaw 11–13 November East Asia Summit
See also: Ninth East Asia Summit and India-Burma relations
Details
[19]
 Australia Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney 14–18 November G20 Summit
& State visit
See also: 2014 G-20 Brisbane summit and India-Australia relations
Details
[20]
 Fiji Suva 19 November State visit
See also: India-Fiji relations
Details
Modi became the first Indian head of government to visit Fiji after 33 years, since Indira Gandhi's visit in 1981.[21] While there, he also attended a 'Forum for India-Pacific Island cooperation' along with leaders from all 14 Pacific islands nations.[22]
   Nepal Kathmandu 25–27 November SAARC Summit
See also: 18th SAARC summit
Details
This was Modi's first ever SAARC summit.

2015

Country Areas visited Date(s) Purpose Notes
 Seychelles Victoria 10–11 March State visit
See also: India-Seychelles relations
Details
Modi's visit to Seychelles was part of his "Indian Ocean outreach" program.[23][24] While there, he held talks with President James Alexis Michelin order to strengthen maritime ties and enhance bilateral development and cooperation.[25]
 Mauritius Port Louis 11–13 March State visit
See also: India-Mauritius relations
Details
Modi was the chief guest at the Mauritian National Day on 12 March.[23][26]
 Sri Lanka Colombo, Jaffna 13–14 March State visit
See also: India-Sri Lanka relations
Details
Modi was scheduled to visit Sri Lanka earlier, in January 2015.[27] He eventually made this visit from 13–15 March 2015, following newly-inaugurated Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena's visit to New Delhi in February. During this trip, Modi also visited the city of Jafna in the Northern Province.[23][28]
 Singapore Singapore 23 March State funeral of Lee Kuan Yew
See also: India–Singapore relations
Details
Prime Minister Modi attended the state-funeral of Lee Kuan Yew, the first Prime Minister of Singapore. There, at the sidelines, he met several world leaders including the Israeli President. It was his first visit to Singapore, and he is expected to visit again during the later part of the year for the golden jubilee celebration of India and Singapore's diplomatic relations.[29]
 France Paris, Toulouse, Neuve-Chapelle 9–12 April State visit
See also: India-France relations
Details
During his visit, Prime Minister Modi encouraged French companies to participate in the Make In India programme in defense, civil nuclear power and food processing.[30][31][31]
 Germany Berlin, Hannover 12–14 April State visit
See also: India-Germany relations
Details
Modi had worked out a state visit to Berlin following his first meeting with German chancellor Angela Merkel. Modi had planned to work out a bilateral meeting between India and Germany earlier, in July 2014, while he spent 2 nights there on his onward and return journey to Brazil but this did not take place due to scheduling issues. Modi, most notably, visited Hannover where he pitched his Make in India campaign to various German industries.[30][31]
 Canada Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver 14–16 April State visit
See also: India-Canada relations
Details
Modi addressed a huge gathering of overseas Indians in Toronto, similar to his previous Madison Square Garden event.[30]
 China Xi'an, Beijing, Shanghai 14–16 May State visit
See also: India-China relations
Details
Modi made his first visit to the People's Republic of China in May 2015. President Xi Jinping received Modi in Xi'an, his home town (akin to Xi's Ahmedabad trip last September, the home town of Modi), before official talks in Beijing.[32]
 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 16–17 May State visit
See also: India-Mongolia relations
Details
Modi become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Mongolia. During his visit, he boosted talks on the supplying of Mongolian Uranium to India.[33]
 South Korea Seoul 18–19 May State visit
See also: India-South Korea relations
Details
Modi's visit to South Korea was part of India's East Asia policy and Modi's attempt to promote his Make in India concept to Korean investors.[33]
 Bangladesh Dhaka 6–7 June State visit
See also: India-Bangladesh relations
Details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a State visit to Bangladesh from June 6 – 7, 2015 at the invitation of H.E. Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh. This visit, the Prime Minister’s first to Bangladesh, reflects the importance of the bilateral relationship between India and Bangladesh. During this visit, the Prime Minister discussed the ratification of te India-Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement - 1974 & Protocol- 2011. The visit is expected to further expand the cordial and cooperative relationship between the two countries and strengthen the ties of friendship and trust between India and Bangladesh.

During the visit, Prime Minister will hold discussions with Prime Minister H.E. Sheikh Hasina. The Prime Minister’s programme will also include a call on the President of Bangladesh H.E. Mr. Md. Abdul Hamid.[34]

 Uzbekistan Tashkent 6 July State visit
See also: India-Uzbekistan relations
Details
[35]
 Kazakhstan Astana 7 July State visit
See also: India-Kazakhstan relations
Details
[35]
 Russia Ufa 8–10 July BRICS Summit
See also: 7th BRICS summit and India-Russia relations
Details
This was his second BRICS summit after he took office as Prime Minister of India in 2014. This was also a part of his first state visit to Moscow.[36]
 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 10–11 July State visit
See also: India-Turkmenistan relations
Details
PM Modi visited Turkmenistan and other central Asian countries following his visit to Ufa, Russia for the BRICS summit.[37][38]
 Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 12 July State visit
See also: India-Kyrgyzstan relations
Details
[39]
 Tajikistan Dushanbe 12–13 July State visit
See also: India-Tajikistan relations
Details
[40]
 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, Dubai 16–17 August State visit
See also: India-United Arab Emirates relations
Details
This was the first Prime ministerial visit to the gulf nation 34 years after Indira Gandhi.[41]
 Ireland Dublin 23 September State visit
See also: India-Ireland relations
Details
The agenda was related to trade, commerce and aviation.[42]
 United Nations

 United States

New York City, San Francisco 24–30 September United Nations General Assembly and official visit to Silicon valley.
See also: India-United States relations and India and the United Nations
Details
This was his second visit to the United States as prime minister and third bilateral summit with Obama.[43]
 United Kingdom London, Chequers 12–14 November State visit
See also: India–United Kingdom relations
Details
[44]
 Turkey Antalya 15–16 November G-20
See also: 2015 G-20 Antalya summit and India-Turkey relations
Details
 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 21–22 November ASEAN-India Summit & East Asia Summit
See also: India-Malaysia relations
Details
This was the Prime Minister's second visit to the East Asia Summit and the related ASEAN-India summit.[45]
 Singapore Singapore 23–25 November State visit
See also: India-Singapore relations
Details
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong invited Modi to visit Singapore in 2015 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of India and Singapore's bilateral ties[46]
 United Nations

 France

Paris 30 November–1 December 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference COP21
See also: India and the United Nations and France–India relations
Details
Prime Minister Modi participated in the Leaders Event of the COP21 conference to set out India's Strategy to contain global warming.[47]
 Russia Moscow 23–24 December State visit
See also: India-Russia relations
Details
 Afghanistan Kabul 25 December State visit
See also: India-Afghanistan relations
Details
 Pakistan Lahore 25 December Working visit
See also: India-Pakistan relations
Details
Informal meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at Lahore on his way back from Kabul to Delhi.

2016

Country Areas visited Date(s) Purpose(s) Notes
 Belgium Brussels 30 March First India–European Union (EU) Summit & State visit
See also: India–European Union relations and India-Belgium relations
Details
[48]
 United States Washington 31 March–1 April Nuclear Security Summit
See also: 2016 Nuclear Security Summit
Details
[48]
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 2–3 April State visit
See also: India–Saudi Arabia relations
Details
The agenda of this visit was energy, security, trade and well-being of Indian workers[49][48] Modi is first Indian conferred Saudi Arabia’s highest civilian honour[50]
 Iran Tehran 22–23 May State visit
See also: India–Iran relations
Details
Connectivity and infrastructure, energy partnership with Iran, and bilateral trade.[51]
 Afghanistan Herat 4 June Working visit
See also: India–Afghanistan relations
Details
Narendra Modi inaugurated the Afghan-India Friendship Dam on the river Hari in Chist-e-Sharif in Herat province.[52]
 Qatar Doha 4–5 June State visit
See also: India–Qatar relations
Details
Held talks with Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani on bilateral issues including to boost economic ties and in the hydrocarbon sector.[53]
  Switzerland Geneva 6 June State visit
See also: India–Switzerland relations
Details
Held discussions on black money issue and NSG membership.[54]
 United States Washington 6–8 June State visit
See also: India-United States relations
Details
Held progress review meeting with President Barack Obama on defence, security and energy, and also addressed a joint session of American Congress.[55]
 Mexico Mexico City 9 June Working visit
See also: India-Mexico relations
Details
Held discussions regarding Nuclear Suppliers Group membership.[56]
 Uzbekistan Tashkent 23–24 June SCO Summit
See also: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
Details
 Mozambique Maputo 7 July State visit
See also: India–Mozambique relations
Details
To increase cooperation and boost cultural linkages. Meet President Filipe Nyusi.[57]
 South Africa Pretoria, Durban, Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg 8–9 July State visit
See also: India–South Africa relations
Details
Agenda was to boost economic ties with South Africa.[58]
 Tanzania Dodoma 10 July State visit
See also: India–Tanzania relations
Details
Agenda was to Improve India-Tanzania relations and held talks with President John Magufuli.[59]
 Kenya Nairobi 11 July State visit
See also: India–Kenya relations
Details
Bilateral cooperation, better trade, commercial and cultural exchanges between India and Kenya.[60]
 Vietnam Hanoi 2–3 September State visit
See also: India-Vietnam relations
Details
 China Hangzhou 4–5 September G-20 Summit
See also: 2016 G-20 Hangzhou summit
Details
 Laos Vientiane 7–8 September East Asia Summit
See also: Eleventh East Asia Summit and India-Laos relations
Details
 Thailand Bangkok 10 November Working visit
See also: Death and funeral of Bhumibol Adulyadej and India-Thailand relations
Details
Pays homage to the Late King, His Majesty Bhumibol Adulyadej at Grand Palace, Bangkok
 Japan Tokyo 11–12 November State visit
See also: India-Japan relations
Details
The Indo-Japan annual summit is alternatively held in Delhi and Tokyo. Tokyo is expected to host Modi in 2016.[61]

2017

Country Areas visited Date(s) Purpose(s) Notes
 Sri Lanka Colombo, Kandy 11–12 May International Day of Vesak
See also: India-Sri Lanka relations
[62]
Details
Visits Tamil communities in Sri Lanka.[63]
 Germany Meseberg, Berlin 29–30 May State visit
See also: India-Germany relations
[64][65]
Details
 Spain Madrid 30–31 May State visit
See also: India-Spain relations
[64][65]
Details
India, Spain Ink 7 Agreements in cyber security, cooperation in renewable energy, cooperation in organ transplantation, technical cooperation in civil aviation, transfer of sentenced persons and waiving of visas for diplomatic passport holders. [66]
 Russia Saint Petersburg 31 May–2 June 18th India-Russia Annual Summit
See also: India-Russia relations
[64][67][65]
Details
Also attended St. Petersburg International Economic Forum as a guest.
 France Paris 2–3 June State visit
See also: France–India relations
[64][65]
Details
 Kazakhstan Astana 8–9 June SCO Summit
See also: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
[67]
Details
 Portugal Lisbon 24 June State visit
See also: India-Portugal relations
[68]
Details
11 agreements signed included cooperation in outer space, double taxation avoidance, nano technology, improving cultural ties, youth and sports, higher education, scientific research, and setting up of a Portugal-India Business Hub and an Indian Chamber of Commerce. [69]
 United States Washington 25–26 June State visit
See also: India-United States relations
[70]
Details
To discuss Terrorism and H-1B visas issues. First Bilateral Meet of Narendra Modi and Donald Trump.
 Netherlands Amsterdam 27 June State visit
See also: India-Netherlands relations
[70]
Details
3 MoUs signed in fields of Cultural, Water Cooperation and Social Security.[71]
 Israel Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv 4–6 July State visit
See also: India-Israel relations
[72]
Details
7 MoUs signed: Industrial Research and Development and Technological Innovation Fund, Water Conservation, State Water Utility Reform, 3-year work program in Agriculture 2018-2020, cooperation regarding atomic clocks, GEO-LEO optical link, Electric Propulsion for Small Satellites.[73]
 Germany Hamburg 7–8 July G-20 Summit
See also: India-Germany relations
[74]

Scheduled future visits

Upcoming foreign visits announced for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

2017

Country Areas to visit Date(s) Purpose(s) Notes
 China Xiamen 3–5 September 9th BRICS summit
See also: India-China relations
 Myanmar Naypyidaw 6–7 September State visit
See also: India-Myanmar relations
 Philippines Angeles 13–14 November 12th East Asia Summit
See also: India-Philippines relations

Multilateral meetings

Group Year
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
BRICS 14–16 July,
Brazil Fortaleza		 8–9 July,
Russia Ufa		 15–16 October,[b]
India Benaulim		 3–5 September,
China Xiamen		 2018,
South Africa South Africa
EAS
(ASEAN)		 11–14 November,
Myanmar Naypyidaw		 21–22 November,
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur		 6–8 September,
Laos Vientiane		 13–14 November,
Philippines Angeles		 2018,
Singapore Singapore
G-20 15–16 November,
Australia Brisbane		 15–16 November,
Turkey Antalya		 4–5 September,
China Hangzhou		 7–8 July,
Germany Hamburg		 2018,
Argentina Buenos Aires
India–Africa 29–30 October,[b]
India New Delhi		 2017,
African Union Africa
SAARC 26–27 November,
Nepal Kathmandu		 9–10 November,
Pakistan Islamabad		 2018,
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka
SCO × 9–10 July,[a][c]
Russia Ufa		 23–24 June,[c]
Uzbekistan Tashkent		 8–9 June,
Kazakhstan Astana		 2018,
China China
NSS × 31 March–1 April,
United States Washington, D.C.		 TBD
██ = Event cancelled/Did not attend; ██ = Future event; ██ = No event
•^a Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj attended in the Prime Minister's place. •^b India will host these summits. •^c India was not full member.

See also

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