PM Modi meets UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, reaffirms commitment to India-UK Vision 2035

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday met UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper and expressed satisfaction over the growing momentum in India-United Kingdom relations, saying the deepening partnership between the two countries has created unprecedented opportunities for growth and cooperation.

‎Sharing details of the meeting in a post on social media platform X, Modi highlighted the steady expansion of bilateral ties in recent years and underscored the importance of the long-term roadmap guiding relations between New Delhi and London.
‎“Pleased to meet UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper. Appreciated the deepening of the India-UK partnership in recent times that has unlocked unprecedented growth opportunities for both our countries,” the Prime Minister said.

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‎Modi also reaffirmed the importance of the India-UK Vision 2035 framework, describing it as a key pillar for advancing cooperation across a wide range of sectors and addressing global challenges through joint efforts.

‎“India-UK Vision 2035 will continue to guide our partnership and strengthen our joint efforts for global good,” he added.
‎The meeting comes amid growing engagement between India and the United Kingdom across areas such as trade, investment, technology, innovation, education, defence, climate action and people-to-people exchanges. Both countries have intensified efforts in recent years to broaden their strategic partnership and deepen economic cooperation.

‎India and the United Kingdom elevated their relationship through the adoption of the India-UK Vision 2035 roadmap, which outlines cooperation in trade and prosperity, defence and security, climate and health, migration and mobility, and multilateral engagement. The framework seeks to strengthen collaboration between the two democracies while leveraging their shared interests in promoting economic growth, innovation and global stability.
‎The interaction between Modi and Cooper reflects the continuing high-level engagement between the two countries as they work to further expand bilateral cooperation and implement the objectives laid out under the Vision 2035 partnership agenda.