Highlights from Namibia visit: PM Modi engages with Indian diaspora, receives cultural welcome, and conferred 27th international honour

PM Narendra Modi arrived in Windhoek to a warm welcome, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Namibia in 27 years. The high-level visit is aimed at deepening strategic, economic, and South-South cooperation between the two nations.(Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

On arrival at Windhoek Airport, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly greeted with gifts by members of the Indian community. He was also seen enjoying a lively cultural performance by local artistes, adding a vibrant start to his Namibia visit. (Image: ANI/ X/ Narendra Modi)

In a tweet, PM Modi praised the Indian diaspora for staying deeply rooted in Indian culture and acting as a vibrant bridge between the two nations. (Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

PM Narendra Modi held talks with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the State House in Windhoek. The leaders were seen sharing warm gestures during the ceremonial welcome, followed by delegation-level discussions on key areas of cooperation. (Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

During the official visit to the State House in Windhoek, Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed the visitors' book, marking a moment of diplomatic goodwill and historic engagement. (Image: ANI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah presided over the exchange of key Memoranda of Understanding aimed at boosting bilateral cooperation. external affairs minister(EAM) S Jaishankar was also present during the ceremonial signing at the State House. (Image: ANI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded the ‘Order of the Most Ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis’, Namibia’s highest civilian honour. This marks the 27th international honour conferred on PM Modi since 2014. (Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

PM Modi paid tribute to the fallen heroes and heroines of Namibia’s freedom struggle at the iconic Heroes’ Acre memorial in Windhoek. The memorial inscription reads, “Glory to the fallen heroes and heroines of the motherland Namibia!” — signed by founding President Sam Nujoma. (Image: ANI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Joint Session of the Parliament of Namibia, paying tribute to founding President Sam Nujoma. He outlined areas of enhanced cooperation, including trade and energy. Later, he interacted with Namibian MPs, noting their warmth and positivity towards India. (Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

After talks with President Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, PM Modi shared tweet post outlining the key pillars of bilateral cooperation. Digital technology, defence, critical minerals, healthcare, agriculture, education, and expressed gratitude for Namibia’s support in Project Cheetah. (Image: X/ Narendra Modi)

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his historic five-nation tour, he watched a vibrant performance by local artistes in Windhoek before departing for New Delhi. The cultural farewell reflected the warmth and growing ties between India and Namibia. (Image: PTI)