List of international prime ministerial trips made by Indira Gandhi
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The following is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Indira Gandhi during her tenure as the Prime Minister of India from 1966 to 1977, and again from 1980 to 1984.
First term (1966–71)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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France | Paris | 25–26 March 1966 | Made a brief stop-over at Paris on 25 and 26 March, on her way to, Washington.[1] | |
United States | Williamsburg, New York City | 28 March–1 April 1966 | State visit | Official visit. In U.S. 27 March – 1 April; visited Williamsburg and New York City.[1][2] |
Soviet Union | Moscow | April 1966 | stopped for a day in Moscow in April, 1966 on her way back from the US.[1] | |
Egypt | July 1966 | State visit | [1] | |
Yugoslavia | July 1966 | State visit | [1] | |
Soviet Union | Moscow | 12–16 July 1966 | State visit | [1][3] |
Nepal | 4–7 October 1966 | [1] | ||
Ceylon | 18–21 September 1967 | State visit | [4] | |
Poland | 8–11 October 1967 | State visit | [4] | |
Yugoslavia | Belgrade | 11–13 October 1967 | State visit | [4] |
Bulgaria | 13–16 October 1967 | State visit | [4] | |
Romania | 16–19 October 1967 | State visit | [4] | |
Soviet Union | November 1967 | 50th Anniversary of the October Revolution | She attended the October Revolution Parade.[4] | |
Malaysia | April–May 1968 | [5] | ||
Singapore | April–May 1968 | [5] | ||
Bhutan | 3–5 May 1968 | [5] | ||
Sikkim | 5–6 May 1968 | [5] | ||
New Zealand | May 1968 | [5] | ||
Australia | May 1968 | [5][6] | ||
Burma | Rangoon | 1 June 1968 | On her way back from Kuala Lumpur to Calcutta, Gandhi, stopped over in Rangoon on 1 June 1968.[5] | |
Brazil | 1968 | State visit | Indira Gandhi began her tour of Latin America on 23 September 1968.[5][7] | |
Uruguay | Montevideo | 1968 | State visit | [5][7] |
Argentina | Buenos Aires | 1968 | State visit | [5][7] |
Chile | 1968 | State visit | [5][7] | |
Colombia | Bogota | 1968 | State visit | .[5][7] |
Venezuela | Caracas | 10–11 October 1968 | State visit | [5][7] |
Trinidad and Tobago | Port of Spain | 1968 | State visit | [5] |
Guyana | 1968 | State visit | [5] | |
United States | New York City | 14 October 1968 | UN General Assembly | [5] |
United Kingdom | London | 7–15 January 1969 | Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference | [5] |
Burma | 27–30 March 1969 | State visit | [8] | |
Afghanistan | 5–10 June 1969 | State visit | [8] Soon after her arrival at Kabul, Mrs. Gandhi called on Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan[9] | |
Japan | 23–28 June 1969 | State visit | [8] | |
Indonesia | 28 June–3 July 1969 | State visit | [8] | |
Thailand | 1969 | Stop-over | [10] | |
Egypt | Cairo | 1970 | State visit | [11] |
Mauritius | 2–6 June 1970 | State visit | [11] | |
Zambia | Lusaka | 8–10 September 1970 | 3rd Summit of the Non-aligned Movement | [11] |
Kenya | Nairobi | September 1970 | State visit | [11] |
France | Paris | November 1970 | Funeral of Charles de Gaulle | [11] |
Soviet Union | Moscow | 20 October 1970 | State visit | Gandhi made a brief stop-over at Moscow on 20 October, en route to the U. N. Assembly Session, in New York.[11] |
United States | New York City | 14–24 October 1970 | UN General Assembly | [11] |
Second term (1971–77)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Soviet Union | 27–29 September 1971 | State visit | [3][12] | |
Lebanon | Beirut | 24 October 1971 | State visit | Made a brief halt in Beirut on her way to Europe and the United States.[12] |
Belgium | 24–25 October 1971 | State visit | [12] | |
Austria | October–November 1971 | State visit | [12][13] | |
United Kingdom | London | 28 October–3 November 1971 | State visit | [12] |
United States | Washington DC, New York City | 3–6 November 1971 | State visit | Official visit. Afterwards visited New York City. Departed U.S. 7 November.[2] |
France | 7–10 November 1971 | State visit | [12] | |
West Germany | Bonn | 10–12 November 1971 | State visit | [12] |
Bangladesh | 17–19 March 1972 | State visit | [14][15] | |
Sweden | 13–17 June 1972 | State visit | [15] | |
Czechoslovakia | 17–20 June 1972 | State visit | [15] | |
Hungary | 20–23 June 1972 | State visit | [15] | |
Bhutan | 28 October 1972 | Cremation of King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck | [15] | |
Nepal | 7–10 February 1973 | State visit | [15] | |
Sri Lanka | 27–29 April 1973 | State visit | [16] | |
Yugoslavia | 15–17 June 1973 | State visit | [17] | |
Canada | June 1973 | State visit | [17][18] | |
United Kingdom | London | 25 June 1973 | State visit | on her way back from an official visit to Canada, made a stopover in London on 25 June 1973.[17] |
Algeria | Algiers | 5–9 September 1973 | 4th Summit of the Non-aligned Movement | [17] |
Iran | Tehran | 28 April–2 May 1974 | State visit | [18][19] |
Maldives | 12–14 January 1975 | State visit | [19][20] | |
Iraq | 18–21 January 1975 | State visit | [19] | |
Jamaica | Kingston | April 1975 | Conference of Commonwealth Heads of Government | [21] |
East Germany | East Berlin | 1–4 July 1976 | State visit | [22] |
Afghanistan | 4–74 July 1976 | State visit | [22] | |
Soviet Union | Moscow, Yerevan, Tbilisi | 8–13 July 1976 | State visit | [3] |
Sri Lanka | Colombo | August 1976 | Non- aligned Summit | [22] |
Mauritius | 8–11 October 1976 | State visit | [22] | |
Tanzania | 11–14 October 1976 | State visit | [22] | |
Zambia | 15–17 October 1976 | State visit | [22] | |
Seychelles | 17 October 1976 | State visit | [22] |
Third term (1980–84)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Tanzania | 16–17 April 1980 | [23] | ||
Zimbabwe | Salisbury | April 1980 | Zimbabwean Independence celebration | [23] |
Yugoslavia | May 1980 | Funeral of Tito | [23] | |
United Kingdom | March 1981 | [24] | ||
Kuwait | May 1981 | [24] | ||
United Arab Emirates | May 1981 | State visit | [24][25] | |
Kenya | 9–12 August 1981 | [24] | ||
Tonga | September 1981 | [24] | ||
Indonesia | September 1981 | [24] | ||
Fiji | September 1981 | [24] | ||
Australia | 29 September–7 October 1981 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1981 | [6][24] | |
Mexico | Cancun | October 1981 | Cancun summit | [24] |
Philippines | October 1981 | [24] | ||
Bulgaria | 1981 | [24] | ||
Italy | 1981 | [24] | ||
Switzerland | 1981 | [24] | ||
Romania | October 1981 | [24] | ||
France | November 1981 | [24] | ||
Seychelles | 1981 | [24] | ||
Cyprus | Nicosia | 1981 | Stop-over | Gandhi had a meeting with the President of Cyprus during a technical stopover at Nicosia.[24] |
United Kingdom | March 1982 | Inauguration of the Festival of India | [26] | |
Mauritius | 23–25 August 1982 | State visit | [26] | |
Mozambique | August 1982 | State visit | [26] | |
United States | New York City, Los Angeles, Honolulu | 27–31 July 1982 | State visit | Official visit; visited New York City, Los Angeles, and Honolulu. Departed U.S. 4 August.[2] |
Japan | Tokyo | 5 August 1982 | State visit | [26][27] |
Saudi Arabia | April 1982 | State visit | [26][28] | |
Soviet Union | Moscow, Star City, Tallinn, Kyiv | September 1982 | State visit | [26] |
Soviet Union | Moscow | November 1982 | Funeral of Leonid Brezhnev | [26] |
Norway | 9–16 June 1983 | State visit | [29] | |
Finland | Helsinki | State visit | ||
Denmark | State visit | |||
Austria | 17–22 June 1983 | State visit | [13][29] | |
Yugoslavia | July 1983 | State visit | [29] | |
Cyprus | 20–24 September 1983 | State visit | [29] | |
Greece | State visit | |||
France | Paris | September 1983 | State visit | On her way to New York for the 38th UN General Assembly meeting, Gandhi made a stop over in Paris.[29] |
United States | New York City | September 1983 | UN General Assembly | [29] |
Soviet Union | Moscow | February 1984 | Funeral of Yuri Andropov | [30] |
Libya | April 1984 | State visit | [30] | |
Tunisia | April 1984 | State visit | [30] |
See also
[edit]References
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