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India will become world's third-largest economy... PM Modi's top quotes from Russia, Austria visit

Reflecting on India's rich cultural heritage and global impact, Prime Minister Modi emphasized India's historical role in promoting peace and prosperity. He stated, "For thousands of years, India has shared its knowledge and expertise.

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to India on Thursday following a significant diplomatic tour to Russia and Austria, aimed at bolstering bilateral ties and discussing global issues with top leaders. During his visit, Prime Minister Modi engaged in crucial discussions with leaders from both nations to enhance cooperation across various sectors. He described his visit to Austria as "historic and immensely productive," highlighting the renewed vigor in bilateral relations.

In Vienna, Prime Minister Modi met with the Indian diaspora, emphasizing India's contributions to global peace and prosperity. Addressing the gathering, he underscored India's commitment to excellence and achieving significant milestones on the global stage.

Reflecting on India's rich cultural heritage and global impact, Prime Minister Modi emphasized India's historical role in promoting peace and prosperity. He stated, "For thousands of years, India has shared its knowledge and expertise. We have advocated for 'Buddha', not 'Yuddha' (war). As we move forward, India aims to strengthen its global role in the 21st century." Prime Minister Modi's diplomatic tour concluded with optimism for expanded cooperation and strengthened international partnerships, marking a pivotal moment in India's diplomatic efforts on the global stage.

Here is what the PM said on his maiden visit to Austria.

  • After an unprecedented four-decade interval, I stand here on a truly historic occasion, marking the culmination of a long-awaited moment. India and Austria are celebrating a remarkable 75 years of enduring friendship," stated Prime Minister Narendra Modi, underscoring his distinction as the first Indian Prime Minister in 40 years to visit Austria.
  • Expressing his heartfelt sentiments during his inaugural visit to Austria, Prime Minister Modi remarked, "Stepping onto Austrian soil for the first time fills me with immense joy. The enthusiasm and warmth I have encountered here are truly remarkable. It has been 41 years since an Indian Prime Minister last set foot in this beautiful country." The Indian diaspora welcomed him with resounding chants of 'Modi, Modi', reflecting their exuberance and excitement.
  • Addressing the distinct geographic separation between India and Austria, Prime Minister Modi eloquently highlighted the profound similarities that bind the two nations together. "Though situated at opposite ends geographically, India and Austria share profound commonalities. Our deep-rooted commitment to democracy serves as a sturdy bridge connecting us. Values such as liberty, equality, pluralism, and adherence to the rule of law resonate deeply within both our societies," he emphasized, affirming the strong bond that unites India and Austria.
  • Reflecting on the cultural and societal parallels between India and Austria, Prime Minister Modi remarked amidst chants of 'Modi, Modi', "While India and Austria may be separated by geographical distance, our shared commitment to democratic principles and core values such as liberty, equality, pluralism, and respect for the rule of law brings us closer together. Both our nations celebrate our multicultural and multilingual societies, with elections serving as a pivotal expression of these shared values."
  • Reflecting on the recent general elections, Prime Minister Modi lauded India's robust electoral machinery and the resilience of its democracy. "650 million citizens exercised their democratic right to vote, a testament to the strength of our electoral processes. Despite the scale, our electoral system ensured swift declaration of results, underscoring the efficiency and effectiveness of our democratic institutions," he remarked.
  • In the wake of securing a historic third consecutive term in office, Prime Minister Modi reflected on the global political landscape post-COVID-19. "Political instability has been pervasive globally in the aftermath of the pandemic. Against this backdrop, it has been a significant achievement for India's government to sustain governance and stability amidst such challenging times," he affirmed.
  • India is experiencing robust economic growth at a rate of 8%. Currently ranked fifth globally, we are steadfastly progressing towards securing a place in the top three economies worldwide. I have pledged to the people of India that by 2047, we will achieve this ambitious goal," Prime Minister Modi declared, expressing unwavering confidence in India's economic trajectory and global positioning.
  • Discussing potential collaborations, Prime Minister Modi emphasized India's readiness to partner with Austria in green growth and innovation. "India values Austrian expertise in areas of sustainable development and innovation. Leveraging our dynamic growth trajectory and globally acclaimed start-up ecosystem, we are poised to forge impactful partnerships in these crucial sectors," he affirmed.
  • Recognizing the pivotal role of public engagement in fostering bilateral relations, Prime Minister Modi underscored the importance of grassroots participation. "Mutually beneficial relations between nations are not solely forged by governments but are greatly enriched by the active involvement of our citizens. I consider each of you instrumental in nurturing and strengthening India-Austria relations," he conveyed to community members.
  • Reflecting on Austria's longstanding intellectual curiosity about Indian culture and philosophy, Prime Minister Modi highlighted, "Over two centuries ago, Sanskrit was taught at Vienna University. The establishment of an independent chair for Indology in 1880 further deepened Austria's scholarly interest in India. Today, I had the privilege of engaging with esteemed Indologists, whose profound discussions underscore their enduring fascination with India's rich philosophical traditions and languages.

What PM Modi said on Russia visit 

  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the transformative potential of strengthened bilateral relations between India and Austria, affirming, "Enhanced ties between our nations will undoubtedly yield significant benefits for our people, fostering prosperity and mutual growth."
  • Ahead of his crucial meeting with President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Modi expressed anticipation towards comprehensive discussions encompassing all facets of bilateral cooperation. "I eagerly look forward to engaging with my esteemed friend President Putin to review and advance our bilateral cooperation across various dimensions. Our deliberations will also encompass diverse regional and global issues, where we will exchange perspectives and chart a path towards deeper collaboration," he articulated.
  • Prime Minister Modi articulated India's commitment to promoting peace and stability in the region, stating, "We aspire to contribute constructively towards fostering a peaceful and stable region." While refraining from specific references, his remarks underscored India's proactive stance in promoting regional harmony and security through diplomatic engagement and cooperation.

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