President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Bucharest on July 23, 2026, concluding her three-nation European tour covering Moldova, North Macedonia and Romania. Her visit marks the first by an Indian president to Romania in more than three decades.
During the visit, President Murmu will hold meetings with Romanian President Nicușor Dan and other senior leaders, address the India–Romania Business Forum, engage with parliamentarians and interact with the Indian community.
The discussions are expected to focus on expanding cooperation in trade, tourism, investment and other priority sectors. Romania’s strategic location near the Black Sea and its growing Indian community make it an important partner in India’s wider engagement with Eastern Europe.
The tour reflects India’s efforts to deepen diplomatic and economic relations with the region. In North Macedonia, both countries identified digital technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, automotive industries and artificial intelligence as promising areas for collaboration.
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