Congratulations pour in from across the world for Prime Minister Modi
New Delhi, June 10: Leaders from across the world have sent their congratulations and best wishes to Narendra Modi, who holds the record for being the longest-serving and most continuously elected Prime Minister of India. Narendra Modi visited Bhutan on his first foreign visit after being sworn in as Prime Minister.
Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him his friend, brother, and guide. Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake congratulated Prime Minister Modi and underscored Sri Lanka’s commitment to further strengthening the long-standing relationship between the two countries.
The Sri Lankan High Commission in India also conveyed President Dissanayake’s message to India and Sri Lanka, reaffirming the close and long-standing partnership between the two countries. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim described Prime Minister Modi’s achievements as a testament to his years of dedicated public service and leadership.
He stated that this achievement is a testament to his years of dedicated public service and leadership in contributing to India’s development, prosperity, and strengthening the nation’s position. He emphasized the close and long-standing friendship with India and expressed hope for continued cooperation in strengthening bilateral ties and expanding opportunities for the people of both countries. He also wished Prime Minister Modi continued success and continued peace, progress, and prosperity for the people of India.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria noted the trust and confidence reposed in Prime Minister Modi’s leadership by the people of India during his three consecutive terms in office. President Tinbu underscored Prime Minister Modi’s contribution to strengthening India-Nigeria relations and wished him continued health, wisdom, and success. He noted that Prime Minister Modi is not only a great friend of Nigeria, but also a personal friend and trusted ally.
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives congratulated the Prime Minister and expressed his country’s desire to further strengthen cooperation with India on the basis of mutual respect, sovereign equality, and shared interests.
President of Kenya William Samoei Ruto described it as a symbol of the trust and confidence placed in his leadership by the people of India. He also expressed Kenya’s commitment to further deepen cooperation with India for the mutual benefit of both countries.
President of the Republic of South Korea Lee Jae-myong acknowledged the significant role Prime Minister Modi has played in India’s development and progress and expressed confidence in further advancing the Korea-India Special Strategic Partnership.
Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni congratulated Prime Minister Modi. She recalled their recent meeting in Rome and expressed her commitment to further advance the Special Strategic Partnership between India and Italy in the interests of both countries and their peoples.
