Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has arrived in Vadodara as part of his official visit to strengthen bilateral ties between Spain and India. This visit marks a significant step in enhancing cooperation across various sectors, including trade, investment, and cultural exchange. Sánchez’s itinerary includes meetings with Indian officials, aimed at discussing opportunities for collaboration and mutual growth.

Upon his arrival, Sánchez was welcomed warmly, reflecting the strong diplomatic relations between the two countries. During his stay, he is expected to engage in dialogues focused on boosting economic partnerships, particularly in sectors such as renewable energy, technology, and tourism. Both nations have recognized the potential for increased trade, and Sánchez’s visit is seen as an opportunity to further explore these avenues.

Sanchez will join PM Narendra Modi in a roadshow before jointly inaugurating the Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) facility. Later, they will have lunch at the palace before proceeding to their respective destinations. Sanchez will depart for Spain at around 12.30 am Wednesday, according to the sources.

Sánchez is also set to participate in various cultural events, emphasizing the rich heritage shared by India and Spain. These engagements aim to promote people-to-people connections, fostering greater understanding and appreciation of each other’s cultures. The Spanish PM’s visit is a part of broader efforts to enhance Spain’s presence in the Indian market, highlighting the importance of Asia in Spain’s foreign policy.