PM Modi departs Ghana for Trinidad and Tobago visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi just finished a milestone two-day trip to Ghana—the first by an Indian PM in over 30 years.
He and President John Dramani Mahama upgraded their relationship to a Comprehensive Partnership, aiming to double trade in five years.
The two countries also signed agreements on culture and traditional medicine.
More on the visit
This visit isn't just about handshakes—Modi addressed Ghana's Parliament on peaceful conflict resolution and global reforms, while both leaders agreed to step up counter-terrorism efforts.
India is looking to boost cooperation with Ghana in areas that matter for young professionals and students alike.
Now headed to Trinidad and Tobago (first visit there since 1999), Modi's tour signals India's push for stronger ties across Africa and the Caribbean—plus upcoming stops in Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia mean this outreach is just getting started.