List of international prime ministerial trips made by Indira Gandhi

The following is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Indira Gandhi during her tenure as the Prime Minister of India from January 1966 to March 1977, and again from January 1980 to October 1984. The first overseas visit was a stopover to France on her way to the United States in 1966.

Summary of international trips

Further information: Foreign relations of India and Foreign policy of the Indira Gandhi government

In her sixteen-year long tenure as the Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi made 52 international trips, visiting 69 countries, including visits to the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly.

Map of international trips made by Indira Gandhi as Prime Minister.

  One visit

  Two visits

  Three visits

  Four visits

  Five visits

  Six visits

  Seven of more visits

  India

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's visits by country

Number of visits	Country
1 visit (47)	Algeria, Argentina, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, East Germany, Fiji, Finland, Greece, Guyana, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Jamaica, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, Mozambique, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Sikkim, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, Vatican City, Venezuela, West Germany, Zambia, Zimbabwe
2 visits (13)	Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Bhutan, Bulgaria, Burma, Cyprus, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, Nepal, Romania, Tanzania
3 visits (4)	Mauritius, Seychelles, Sri Lanka, United Arab Republic
5 visits (3)	France, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia
6 visits (1)	United States
9 visits (1)	Soviet Union

1966

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
1	France	Paris	25–26 March		Stop-over in Paris on her way to Washington. Met President de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace and Prime Minister Pompidou. [1] [2] [3]
	United States	Williamsburg, New York City	27 March–1 April	Official visit	Met President Johnson at the White House. [4] [5] [6]
	United Kingdom	London	2 April		Brief stop-over in London. Met PM Wilson. [7] [8]
	Soviet Union	Moscow	3 April		Stopped for a day in Moscow. Met Chairman Alexei Kosygin. [9]
2	United Arab Republic	Cairo	8–9 July		Met President Gamal Abdel Nasser at the Koubbeh Palace in Cairo. [10] [11]
	Yugoslavia	Brijuni	10–11 July		Met President Josip Broz Tito at his retreat villa in the Brioni Islands in the Adriatic Sea. [10] [12] [13] [14]
	Soviet Union	Moscow	12–16 July		[10] [15]
3	Nepal	Kathmandu	4–7 October		[10]

1967

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
4	Ceylon	Colombo	18–21 September	Goodwill visit	[16]
5	Poland	Warsaw	8–11 October	Official Visit	[16] [17]
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade	11–13 October	Official Visit	Welcomed at the airport by President Tito. [18] [16]
	Bulgaria	Sofia	13–16 October	Official Visit	First visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Bulgaria. Welcomed at the airport by General Secretary Todor Zhivkov. [16] [19]
	Romania	Bucharest	16–19 October	Official Visit	Met with General Secretary Nicolae Ceauşescu. [20] [16]
	United Arab Republic		19–21 October
6	Soviet Union	Moscow	6–8 November	50th Anniversary of the October Revolution	Attended the October Revolution Parade. [16] [21]

1968

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
7	Bhutan		3–5 May
	Sikkim		5–6 May
8	Singapore		20–21 May
	Australia	Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne [22]	21–27 May	Official Visit	First visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Australia. Visited the Australian War Memorial. [23] Attended a luncheon hosted in her honor by Prime Minister John Gorton at Parliament House, Canberra. [24] Visited the Taronga Zoo in Sydney. [25] Attended a dinner hosted in her honor at the University of Melbourne by Chancellor of the university and former PM Robert Menzies. [26] Given the ideological differences and divergence of strategic interests between India and Australia at that time, it was reported that the visit was high on pageantry but devoid of much substance. [27]
	New Zealand	Wellington	27–29 May	Official Visit	First visit by an Indian Prime Minister to New Zealand. Attended a luncheon hosted in her honor at Parliament House, Wellington. [28] [29] Visited the Dominion Museum.
	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	29 May–1 June
	Burma	Rangoon	1 June	Stop-over
9	Brazil		23–27 September		During this South American tour, there was also a plan to visit Peru, which had to be cancelled due to the 1968 Peruvian coup d'état, which happened just before PM Gandhi was about to arrive in Lima.
	Uruguay	Montevideo	27–28 September
	Argentina	Buenos Aires	29– September [30]
	Chile	Santiago [31]	8– October [32]
	Colombia	Bogota
	Venezuela	Caracas	10–11 October [33]
	Trinidad and Tobago	Port of Spain	11–12 October
	Guyana		12–13 October [34]
	United States	New York City	14 October	UN General Assembly	[35]

1969

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
10	United Kingdom	London	7–10 January	Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference	[35]
11	Burma	Rangoon	27–30 March		Met with the Chairman of the Revolutionary Council of Burma General Ne Win. [36] [37]
12	Afghanistan	Kabul	5–10 June
13	Japan		23–28 June		[37]
	Indonesia		28 June–3 July	State visit
	Thailand		3 July	Stop-over	[38]

1970

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
14	Mauritius	Port Louis, Saint Pierre [39]	2–6 June	State visit	[40] [39]
15	Zambia	Lusaka	8–10 September	3rd Summit of the Non-aligned Movement	[40]
	Kenya	Nairobi	September		[40]
16	Soviet Union	Moscow	20 October		Made a brief stop-over in Moscow en-route to the UNGA.
	United States	New York City	21–25 October	UN General Assembly	Special UN General Assembly Session celebrating the 25th anniversary of the signing of the UN Charter. [40]
	United Arab Republic	Cairo	26 October		Eight hour visit, partially in personal capacity owing to the recent death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
17	France	Paris	12 November	Funeral of Charles de Gaulle	[40]

1971

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
18	Soviet Union		27–29 September		[15] [41]
19	Lebanon	Beirut	24 October		Made a brief halt in Beirut on her way to Europe.
	Belgium		24–25 October		[41]
	Austria		October–November		[41] [42]
	United Kingdom	London	28 October–3 November		[41]
	United States	Washington DC, New York City	3–6 November	Official visit
	France		7–10 November		[41]
	West Germany	Bonn	10–12 November		[41]

1972

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
20	Bangladesh		17–19 March		[43] [44]
21	Sweden		13–17 June	Official visit	[44]
	Czechoslovakia		17–20 June		[44]
	Hungary	Budapest	20–23 June		[44]
22	Bhutan	Kurjey Lhakhang	28 October	Cremation of King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck	[44]

1973

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
23	Nepal	Kathmandu	7–10 February	Goodwill visit	[44]
24	Sri Lanka		27–29 April	Official visit	[45]
25	Yugoslavia		15–17 June		[46]
	Canada		17–25 June		Eight day visit, during which she addressed the Parliament of Canada.
	United Kingdom	London	25 June		On her way back from Canada, made a stopover in London. Held discussions with PM Heath.
26	Algeria	Algiers	5–9 September	4th Summit of the Non-aligned Movement	[46]

1974

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
27	Iran	Tehran	28 April–2 May	Official visit	[47]

1975

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
28	Maldives		12–14 January	Official visit	[47]
29	Iraq		18–21 January	Official visit	[47]
30	Jamaica	Kingston	29 April–2 May	1975 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting	[48]

1976

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
31	Soviet Union	Moscow, Yerevan, Tbilisi	8–13 June		First overseas visit since declaration of Emergency in June 1975.
32	East Germany	East Berlin	1–4 July		[49]
	Afghanistan		4–7 July		[49]
33	Sri Lanka	Colombo	August	5th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement	[49]
34	Mauritius		8–11 October		[49]
	Tanzania	Dar-es-Salaam	11–13 October	Official visit	Welcomed by Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere, Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa and First Vice-President Aboud Jumbe. [49] [50]
	Zambia	Lusaka	14–17 October		Received by President Kenneth Kaunda. [49] [51] [52]
	Seychelles		17 October		[49]

1980

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
35	Tanzania	Dar-es-Salaam, Tanga [53]	16–17 April		Received by President Julius Nyerere. [54] [53]
	Zimbabwe	Salisbury	18 April	Zimbabwean Independence celebration	[54]
36	Yugoslavia		8 May	Funeral of President Josip Tito	[54]

1981

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
37	Cyprus	Nicosia? [55] Larnaca? [56]	May	Short technical stop-over	Met with President of Cyprus Spyros Kyprianou.
	Switzerland	Geneva	6 May	34th World Health Assembly	Attended WHO 34th World Health Assembly. [57] Met with ICRC President Alexandre Hay. [58]
	Kuwait		May		[55]
	United Arab Emirates		May		[55] [59]
38	Seychelles		9 August	Transit stop-over	Met with President of Seychelles France-Albert René. [55]
	Kenya	Nairobi	9–12 August	UN Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy	PM Gandhi delivered keynote address at the conference. Met Canadian PM. [55]
39	Indonesia	Jakarta	23–24 September [60]		Welcomed by President Suharto at the airport. [55] [60]
	Tonga		September		First visit by an Indian Prime Minister. [55]
	Fiji	Suva, Deuba [61]	26 September [62]		First visit by an Indian Prime Minister. [55] [63]
	Australia	Melbourne	29 September–7 October	Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1981	[64] [55] [65]
	Philippines	Manila	8–10 October [66] [67]	Official visit	First visit by an Indian Prime Minister. Greeted by President Fedinand Marcos and First Lady Imelda Marcos at the airport. [55] [68] [69]
40	Romania		18–20 October [67] [70]	Official visit
	Mexico	Cancun	21–23 October	North–South Summit	On October 21, [71] met US President Reagan (for the first time), Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang and President Sergej Kraigher of Yugoslavia. [55]
41	Bulgaria				[55]
	Italy	Rome	9–12 November [72] [73]	Official visit	First visit by an Indian Prime Minister. [55] Attended a press conference with Italian Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini. [73] Spoke at the 21st biennial conference of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization. Went shopping in the center of Rome. [74]
	Vatican City		9 November	Personal visit	Met Pope John Paul II accompanied by daughters-in-law Sonia Gandhi and Maneka Gandhi. [73] [75]
	France	Paris	13– November [76]		Met President François Mitterrand and PM Pierre Mauroy. [76] [55]
42	Seychelles		1981		[55]

1982

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
43	United Kingdom	London	21–26 March	Inauguration of the Festival of India	[77] [78]
44	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	18–21 April [79]	Official Visit	First visit by an Indian PM in 26 years (since 1956). Met with King Khalid. [79] [77]
45	United States	New York City, Los Angeles, Honolulu	27 July–4 August	State visit	[80] [77]
	Japan	Tokyo	5 August		[77] [81]
46	Mauritius		23–25 August		[77]
	Mozambique	Maputo	26–27 August [82] [83]		[77]
47	Soviet Union	Moscow, Star City, Tallinn, Kiev	19–28 [84] (20–26? [85] )September	State visit	[77] [86] [87] In Star City, visited facilities where Indian astronauts Rakesh Sharma and Ravish Malhotra were training. [88]
48	Soviet Union	Moscow	15 November	Funeral of Leonid Brezhnev	[77]

1983

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
49	Norway	Oslo	1– June [89] [90]		[91]
	Yugoslavia		8–9 June [70] [91]	Official visit
	Finland	Helsinki	10 June [92]
	Denmark
	Austria		17–22 June		[42] [91]
50	Cyprus		20–22 September		[91]
	Greece	Athens, Delphi	22–24 September
	France	Paris	September 1983		On her way to New York. Gandhi made a stop over in Paris. [91]
	United States	New York City	September 1983	38th UN General Assembly	[91]

1984

	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Purpose	Notes
51	Soviet Union	Moscow	February 1984	Funeral of Yuri Andropov	[93]
52	Libya		April 1984		[93]
	Tunisia		April 1984		[93]

See also

• List of international trips made by prime ministers of India
• History of Indian foreign relations

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