India has been one such friend to Ireland. Our shared struggle for independence brought together not just our leaders but also our people as they travelled from Ireland to India as missionaries, educators and doctors. Our freedom struggles, a joint admiration of literature and culture, and an acceptance and tolerance for others have created a strong bond between our two nations.
Two-way trade between Ireland and India continues to grow substantially each year. Ireland had a combined total trade with India of €16 billion in 2023. India is also recognised as an increasingly important strategic partner for the European Union (EU) with significant negotiations underway to conclude a free trade agreement.
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