Modi Hails India-EU Trade Deal as Historic Milestone in Greek Too

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls the new free trade agreement with the EU a major step in strengthening economic ties and creating opportunities for citizens on both sides

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described the newly finalized India-European Union free trade agreement as a “significant milestone” in relations between the two regions.

In a post on social media, Modi highlighted the deal’s potential to generate numerous economic opportunities and emphasized its importance in deepening the partnership between India and Europe. The Prime Minister also expressed his gratitude to EU leaders for their commitment to reaching the agreement. Modi’s post was shared not only in English but also in Greek (including other languages used within the EU), reflecting the global significance of the agreement and its outreach to citizens across Europe.

“This agreement will strengthen our economic bonds, create opportunities for our people, and enhance the India-Europe partnership for a prosperous future,” Modi wrote.

The deal, officially announced on January 27, 2026, is expected to foster trade, investment, and cooperation, marking a new chapter in the growing ties between India and the European Union.

Analysts say the agreement could open doors for Indian exports to Europe while enhancing European access to India’s growing market, benefiting businesses and consumers on both sides.

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