PM Modi departs for three-nation visitthree-nation visit to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed on Monday for a six-day trip to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand to strengthen India's Act East Policy and MAHASAGAR vision.
The visit aims to advance a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific region through deepened strategic partnerships. This move signals India's growing commitment to balancing regional dynamics while securing critical economic and security interests in the Indo-Pacific.
- The 2025 MAHASAGAR vision was introduced to focus specifically on Indian Ocean security, complementing the broader Indo-Pacific strategy.
- India and Australia signed a Reciprocal Logistics Agreement in 2022, allowing military forces to use each other's bases for supplies.
- Indonesia is the only Southeast Asian nation with a nuclear power program, which India has assisted through technology sharing.
