Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Slovakia for the second leg of his two-nation visit, marking a historic trip to Bratislava. Multiple reports say he is the first Indian prime minister to set foot in Slovakia since the country’s independence in 1993, with one outlet describing the visit as the first such occasion in more than three decades. During the stay, Modi is scheduled to hold talks with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini and Prime Minister Robert Fico. The meetings focus on strengthening bilateral relations through areas including trade, investment and technology, alongside wider cooperation between the two countries. The visit is presented as an effort to build on ties that were established after Slovakia gained independence. The coverage across outlets is consistent on the timing of Modi’s arrival, the senior Slovak officials he will meet, and the broad cooperation agenda outlined for the discussions.