- Narendra Modi visited the United Arab Emirates, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy between May 15 and May 20, 2026.
- During this six-day tour, India received investment proposals worth approximately US$ 40 billion across the energy, defense, technology, shipping, and manufacturing sectors.
- This visit is being regarded as a significant step toward strengthening India's global economic and strategic partnerships.
- During the tour, the Prime Minister held bilateral talks with top leaders of several nations and participated in various summits.
- Representatives from over 50 multinational companies also met with him. The investment proposals covered key sectors such as strategic petroleum reserves, LPG supply, green hydrogen, semiconductors, defense, and shipping.
- The United Arab Emirates announced an investment of US$ 5 billion in India.
- Meanwhile, 17 agreements were signed with the Netherlands, covering sectors such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and maritime security.
- With Sweden, a consensus was reached to enhance cooperation in emerging technologies and green transition.
- During a meeting with Giorgia Meloni, India and Italy emphasized strengthening their special strategic partnership and set a target to boost bilateral trade to 20 billion Euros by 2029.
- Separately, at the 3rd India-Nordic Summit held in Norway, discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in clean energy, climate resilience, and the Blue Economy.
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