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Context
India and Cyprus have upgraded their bilateral relationship to a Strategic Partnership during the recent summit held in New Delhi. The visit of Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides resulted in several agreements covering defence, cybersecurity, digital payments, finance, and economic cooperation, marking a new phase in bilateral relations.
Historical Background
India and Cyprus established diplomatic relations in 1962. Their ties have traditionally been based on mutual trust, democratic values, and cooperation within the framework of the Non-Aligned Movement. Cyprus has consistently supported India's position on terrorism and India's claim for permanent membership in the UN Security Council, while India has supported Cyprus' sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Key Developments
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India-Cyprus Strategic Partnership covers defence, cybersecurity, and economic cooperation. Key developments include UPI-banking integration and IMEC corridor significance.
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