During the discussions, India and Romania signed three Memorandums of Understanding covering science and technology, sports, and the establishment of a new Chair of Indian Studies at the University of Bucharest. The agreements reflected the growing partnership between the two countries and their determination to deepen academic, technological, and cultural engagement.
The leaders held extensive discussions on strengthening cooperation in trade, defense, education, and key global issues. Both sides expressed their commitment to enhancing economic collaboration and set an ambitious target of doubling bilateral trade within the next three years, highlighting the strong potential for future growth and investment.
President Murmu's visit is the first by an Indian President to Romania in more than three decades, making it a historic diplomatic engagement. The Bucharest visit followed her official engagements in Moldova and North Macedonia, reinforcing India's expanding outreach in the region.
The visit also celebrated more than seven decades of friendship between India and Romania, reaffirming the shared vision of both countries to build a stronger and more comprehensive strategic partnership. The agreements signed and the discussions held during the visit are expected to provide fresh momentum to bilateral relations and open new avenues for cooperation in the years ahead.
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