​PM's historic visit to Cyprus: Modi honoured with nation’s highest civilian award- in pics

PM Narendra Modi landed in Cyprus, marking the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the island nation. He was warmly welcomed by President Nikos Christodoulides at Larnaca International Airport, strengthening bilateral ties. (Image: PTI)

PM Modi received an official welcome at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia. President Christodoulides greeted PM Modi and introduced delegates from both countries, setting the tone for productive and friendly diplomatic talks between India and Cyprus. (Image: PTI)

PM Modi and President Christodoulides met leading CEOs, discussing opportunities in innovation, energy, and technology. The PM highlighted India’s reform journey over the past decade, emphasizing deeper economic cooperation and trade between the two nations. (Image: PTI)

In a proud moment, PM Modi was conferred the Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III, Cyprus' highest civilian award, by President Christodoulides. The award was conferred for his global leadership and dedication to strengthening India-Cyprus ties and promoting peace and cooperation. (Image: PTI)

PM Modi interacted with the Indian community in Limassol, receiving a warm reception. (Image: PTI)

The Cyprus Presidency praised the deepening ties between the two countries, describing the visit as a new era of strategic partnership based on trust, shared values, and mutual growth, with cooperation in trade, technology, and culture. (Image: PTI)

Speaking amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran, PM Modi reiterated from Cyprus that "This is not an era of war." He urged dialogue and diplomacy, stressing India’s firm commitment to global peace and stability. (Image: PTI)

After his Cyprus visit, PM Modi will head to Canada to attend the G7 Leaders’ Summit. He will engage with global leaders on critical issues like climate action, economic recovery, AI governance, and global peace. (Image: PTI)

This is PM Modi’s first international visit after Operation Sindoor. The trip, concluding in Croatia, strengthened global partnerships, boosted economic ties, and highlighted India’s leadership worldwide. (Image: PTI)