Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Estonian President Alar Karis on the sidelines of the AI Summit on Tuesday, marking their first official meet between the two leaders. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation in technology, trade, and cybersecurity.
During the meeting, both leaders acknowledge the rapid growth in bilateral relations and expressed their commitment to strengthening collaboration in IT, digital innovation, and economic investment. PM Modi extended an invitation to Estonia’s government and private sector to explore business opportunities in India, particularly under initiatives like Digital India.
Cybersecurity emerged as a crucial point of discussion, with both nations exploring avenues for cooperation in ensuring digital safety and resilience. They also reviewed broader global and regional developments, reaffirming their commitment to working together on international platforms such as United Nations.
PM Modi also praised Estonia for its growing interest in Indian culture, particularly the rising popularity of Yoga in the country. The meeting underscored the shared aspirations of both nations in leveraging technology and democratic values to foster a more connected and secure global future.
Later in the day, Prime Minister Modi is set to join French President Emmanuel Macron in addressing the India-France CEOs Forum. Following this, he will travel to Marseille for further bilateral discussions with President Macron.
