India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his congratulations to Anutin Charnvirakul following his election as Thailand’s prime minister, highlighting a shared commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and advancing a comprehensive strategic partnership.

In a formal message, Modi expressed his intention to work closely with Thailand’s new leadership, emphasizing that both nations are well positioned to deepen cooperation across economic, political and cultural domains.

He underscored that the relationship between India and Thailand is rooted in longstanding civilizational ties, strong cultural connections and dynamic people-to-people engagement, providing a solid foundation for future collaboration.

Anutin secured a decisive mandate in Thailand’s parliament, reinforcing political stability and continuity at a time of evolving regional dynamics.

His leadership is expected to guide the country through a new phase of governance, with a cabinet formation anticipated in the coming weeks following formal royal endorsement.

The exchange of messages reflects growing alignment between New Delhi and Bangkok on shared priorities, including regional stability, economic development and connectivity across the Indo-Pacific.

Both countries have increasingly emphasized cooperation in trade, infrastructure, tourism and emerging technologies, as well as collaboration within regional frameworks.

Thailand’s government, under Anutin’s leadership, is widely viewed as committed to strengthening international partnerships while maintaining a balanced and pragmatic foreign policy.

The strong endorsement from India underscores confidence in Thailand’s direction and highlights the country’s central role in regional diplomacy and economic integration.

The latest development signals renewed momentum in India–Thailand relations, with both sides poised to expand engagement in areas that support peace, prosperity and long-term growth across the region.