Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo stated that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi demonstrated a deep understanding of Finland-India relations during their recent meeting in New Delhi. Orpo met Modi on Wednesday, followed by his participation in an artificial intelligence conference hosted by Modi. The discussions were extensive, covering bilateral relations and economic ties, revealing Modi's knowledge of specific details regarding their financial interactions.

Orpo described his visit to India as highly successful, mentioning that the main goal was to discuss the trade agreement signed between the EU and India in January and explore the future of Finland-India relations. He emphasized the warmth and positivity of the relations, indicating mutual interest in strengthening ties. Over 20 Finnish companies, including major firms like Kone, Nokia, and Wärtsilä, were represented on this trip, underlining the significance of economic collaboration.

The discussions not only reflect the deepening diplomatic ties between Finland and India but also indicate an increasing interest from Finland in participating in the growing Indian market. With several Finnish enterprises represented, the visit signifies a proactive approach by Finland to enhance trade relations and invest in India's future economic opportunities, particularly in technology sectors such as artificial intelligence.