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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Canada on December 11–12, with trade negotiations and stronger India-Canada strategic cooperation high on the agenda. (Images: X)
New Delhi/Ottawa: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Canada from December 11 to 12, 2026, as New Delhi and Ottawa seek to strengthen bilateral relations and expand cooperation in trade, energy, technology and security.
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa announced the visit following a telephonic conversation between Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The two leaders agreed to build on the recent positive momentum in relations and pursue concrete outcomes across key areas of mutual interest.
In a post on X, the Indian High Commission confirmed the dates of Modi’s visit, saying both leaders were committed to advancing cooperation in several strategic sectors. During their conversation on Tuesday, Modi described the exchange as warm and productive and underlined the importance of strengthening the India-Canada strategic partnership. “Together, India and Canada are contributing towards a more stable and prosperous world,” Modi said in his post on X.
Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi will visit Canada on 11–12 December 2026.
In the recent conversation with Rt. Hon. PM Mark Carney, both the leaders agreed to build on the positive momentum in ties and work towards concrete outcomes in trade, energy, technology, security and people-to-people ties.
@narendramodi @MarkJCarney @PMOIndia @CanadianPM @MEAIndia @CanadaFP @DrSJaishankar @AnitaAnandMP @DineshKPatnaik @CanadainIndia
— India in Canada (@HCI_Ottawa) October 15, 2026
A key focus of the renewed engagement is the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), which both countries are seeking to conclude at the earliest opportunity. According to a statement from the Canadian Prime Minister’s Office, Modi and Carney reaffirmed their commitment to advancing negotiations on the agreement.
The proposed pact is expected to support efforts to double bilateral trade by 2030, creating opportunities for businesses and strengthening economic engagement between the two countries.
Beyond trade, the two leaders are looking to deepen cooperation in energy, technology, security and people-to-people exchanges. Modi’s upcoming visit is expected to provide an opportunity to build on recent diplomatic engagement and identify practical areas for collaboration.
The December 11 to 12, 2026 visit comes at a time when both governments are signalling a willingness to strengthen ties through sustained dialogue and concrete economic and strategic outcomes.
