Global Leaders Laud PM Modi on Historic 25-Year Leadership Milestone

Global leaders from Belgium, Nigeria, Japan, and Bhutan congratulate PM Modi on marking 25 years of continuous leadership from Gujarat to New Delhi.

Ravi Pandey7 October 20262 min read1 viewIndia
Global Leaders Laud PM Modi on Historic 25-Year Leadership Milestone

In a massive show of international support, world leaders have come together to congratulate Prime Minister Narendra Modi on reaching a historic milestone: 25 years of continuous leadership in government. Spanning his tenure from the state of Gujarat to the national capital, New Delhi, this quarter-century journey has garnered significant recognition from global heads of state.

A Journey from Gujarat to New Delhi

The milestone, marked on October 7, 2026, highlights a political trajectory that began in 2001. Leaders from diverse nations have taken to social media and official channels to praise the Prime Minister's steady governance and his role in elevating India's stature on the global stage.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever expressed his warmth on X, noting the productive diplomatic ties between Belgium and India. Following a recent visit to India, De Wever emphasized his desire to further deepen the strong partnership between the two nations.

Tributes from Global Partners

The outpouring of support has been widespread, touching various continents and diplomatic frameworks:

  • Dominica: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit offered a personal tribute to his "dear friend," praising the Prime Minister's service and expressing gratitude for the friendship and generosity extended to the people of Dominica.
  • Nigeria: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu issued an official message on behalf of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, calling the 25-year mark a "truly historic milestone" and acknowledging the Prime Minister's long-standing service since 2001.
  • Bhutan: Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay released a reflective tribute titled "Modi's leadership reflects wisdom, courage, empathy." Tobgay highlighted the "B4B" (Bharat for Bhutan, Bhutan for Bharat) framework and credited India's assistance in helping Bhutan deliver ambitious development programmes.
  • Japan: Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi extended heartfelt congratulations, praising the Prime Minister's dedication to the development of Indian society and his outstanding political leadership over the long period since his tenure as Chief Minister began.

Vision for a Developed India

A recurring theme in these international tributes is the Prime Minister's vision for a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) by 2047. Leaders noted that his leadership has been instrumental in driving large-scale development and strengthening bilateral ties through various strategic frameworks and diplomatic engagements.

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