Prime Minister Narendra Modi Embarks on Strategic Three-Nation Tour from Delhi

Balasahana Suresh
On Monday, december 15, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left New Delhi to begin an important three-nation diplomatic tour that will take him to Jordan, Ethiopia, and Oman. This visit represents a key part of India’s expanding global engagement with the Middle east and Africa, underscoring New Delhi’s interest in strengthening bilateral and regional ties.

Departure and Weather Delay

The Prime Minister’s departure from delhi was briefly delayed due to dense winter fog over the national capital, which affected flight operations at the airport. Despite the challenges, his flight eventually took off around 9:30 am local time, and the tour officially commenced.

Trip Overview and Itinerary

The four-day tour (from December 15 to 18, 2025) will see PM Modi visit three countries across two continents:

Jordan – First stop of the trip, where Modi will meet with Jordanian leadership at the invitation of king Abdullah II. The visit also marks 75 years of diplomatic relations between india and Jordan.

Ethiopia – The second destination, where discussions are expected to focus on cooperation in areas such as economic development, peace, and security.

Oman – The final stop of the tour, with talks aimed at strengthening strategic, economic, and cultural ties. A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between india and oman has been approved ahead of the visit, signaling an emphasis on deepening trade and investment relations.

These visits are part of India’s broader foreign policy objectives of enhancing cooperation in areas such as trade, infrastructure development, energy security, and defence, as well as reinforcing cultural and civilizational links with partner countries.

Diplomatic Goals and Significance

The tour reflects India’s intent to build strong partnerships with nations in West Asia and Africa, expanding diplomatic outreach beyond traditional alliances. By engaging with leaders in Amman, Addis Ababa, and Muscat, the indian government seeks to:

  • Strengthen bilateral relations with key strategic partners.
  • Promote economic cooperation in sectors like trade and investment.
  • Enhance collaboration on regional security, counter-terrorism, and global governance issues.
The tour also follows recently intensified diplomatic activities by the indian leadership, including high-level engagements at global forums such as the G20 Summit and other bilateral visits, further signifying India’s proactive international posture.

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