PM Modi, Finnish President Stubb discuss Ukraine conflict, bilateral ties in phone call

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday received a phone call from Finnish President  Alexander Stubb, during which the two leaders discussed bilateral ties and global issues, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

“President Stubb shared his assessment on the recent meetings held between the leaders of Europe, the United States and Ukraine in Washington on resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. Prime Minister Modi reiterated India’s consistent support for peaceful resolution of the conflict and early restoration of peace and stability,” Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement.

The statement said that the two leaders also reviewed the progress of the India-Finland bilateral relationship and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen cooperation in advanced and emerging technologies, including quantum computing, 6G, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and sustainability.

“President Stubb reiterated Finland’s support for an early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India-EU Free Trade Agreement.  He also affirmed support for the success of the AI Impact Summit to be hosted by India in 2026,” added the statement.

Prime Minister Modi extended an invitation to President Stubb to visit India at an early date. Both leaders agreed to stay in regular contact.

With inputs from agencies

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