Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis aims to build a stable strategic partnership between Greece and India, with the forthcoming meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi being a significant step in this direction. Scheduled to take place on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit, where around 20 heads of state and government will attend, this meeting is intended to further the economic relations between the two nations. This discussion follows their previous agreement in Athens two and a half years ago that marked the beginning of a more structured collaboration between Greece and India.

The last two years since Modi's visit to Athens have been a milestone period, resulting in the evolution of Greece and India's collaborations into a strategic partnership. The Indian economy, displaying strong developmental momentum with a growth rate of 6.5%, is securing its position as a global superpower fueled by domestic consumption and infrastructure investments. Mitsotakis and Modi are expected to discuss ambitious goals aimed at doubling bilateral trade by 2030, which reflects both countries' commitment to enhancing their economic ties.

As the two leaders prepare for this significant meeting, the continuing development of their bilateral relationship indicates an ongoing commitment to mutual growth and cooperation. The upcoming discussions may pave the way for more expansive collaboration that could leverage India's economic ascent and Greece's strategic interests in the region, ultimately benefiting both nations through shared economic initiatives and partnerships.