India-Cyprus Partnership: A Strategic Alliance in a Multipolar World
Cyprus views India as a key partner in an increasingly multipolar world, emphasizing cooperation over division. Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos heralds India as a major global force and sees the EU-India Free Trade Agreement as a vital opportunity for economic growth. Cyprus is committed to strengthening ties with India.
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Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos highlighted India's emerging leadership role in a multipolar world, positioning it as a crucial partner for Cyprus. At an event, Kombos underscored the importance of cooperation over division to address global crises like financial instability and geopolitical tensions.
The successful conclusion of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement was emphasized as a gateway to enhanced economic opportunities for Cyprus and Europe. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Cyprus was marked as a significant milestone, paving the road for future bilateral engagement under the Joint Action Plan 2025-2029.
Combating radicalism and fostering stability, Kombos supported the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) as pivotal in re-defining trade routes. Cyprus aims to inject new energy into the EU-India partnership during its EU Council presidency in 2026, reinforcing enduring ties with India.
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