PM Modi, Finnish President Discuss Ukraine Conflict, Bilateral Cooperation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a telephone call from Finland's President Alexander Stubb on August 27, 2025, during which both leaders discussed important international and bilateral matters, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
President Stubb shared his assessment of recent high-level meetings held in Washington among leaders from Europe, the United States, and Ukraine, focusing on efforts towards peaceful resolution of the conflict. Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India’s consistent support for a peaceful resolution and the early restoration of peace and stability in the region.
The conversation also reviewed the status of India-Finland bilateral relations with both leaders emphasizing the need to strengthen cooperation in priority sectors such as trade, technology, and sustainability.
Specific focus was given to emerging technologies including quantum technologies, 6G, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. President Stubb expressed Finland’s support for the early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India-EU Free Trade Agreement and conveyed backing for India's upcoming AI Impact Summit scheduled for 2026.
Prime Minister Modi extended a formal invitation to President Stubb to visit India at an early date. Both leaders agreed to maintain close contact to further advance their shared agenda, underscoring Finland's role as a valued partner in the European Union and the mutual interest in deepening cooperation across multiple sectors.
The dialogue reflected mutual commitment to both global peace efforts, especially concerning the Ukraine conflict, and strengthening bilateral ties in strategic and technological domains.
Overall, the interaction highlighted the strong and multifaceted partnership between India and Finland, underscored by a shared vision for peace and prosperity, and cooperation in cutting-edge technologies and trade relations.
Agencies
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