Modi visits Indonesia Australia New Zealand to reaffirm India’s open Indo-Pacific commitment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand to reaffirm India’s commitment to an open Indo-Pacific order. Outcomes included a Strategic Partnership with New Zealand, expanded defense cooperation with Australia, and a $630 million missile deal with Indonesia. India aims to deepen economic ties through FTAs but faces challenges from China's extensive regional integration and its membership in RCEP and CPTPP. To influence the Indo-Pacific’s evolving order, India must engage more economically with major players, including China.
11 JUL 2026
— NDTV
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Prime Minister Modi's Indo-Pacific tour resulted in new strategic partnerships and defense agreements with Australia and Indonesia, while India seeks to deepen economic ties in the region.
14 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
Prime Minister Modi's recent diplomatic visits to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand strengthen India's Act East Policy, fostering economic and strategic partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.
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