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India-Luxembourg Relations

India and Luxembourg have kept diplomatic relations since 1948, and the partnership entered a busy phase in September 2026 when Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel brought his economy minister to New Delhi for a three-day visit. During it he declared Luxembourg's support for a permanent Indian seat on a reformed UN Security Council. Trade, investment and finance remain the core of the ties. Space is the oldest technical pillar, resting on a February 2022 agreement and two Luxembourg satellites already flown on Indian rockets. Both governments are now mapping work in artificial intelligence, quantum technology and life sciences ahead of a state visit proposed for January 2027.

Last updated 31 October 20267 min read
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Adds the India-BLEU Joint Economic Commission, the trade forum shared with Belgium, whose 19th session met in Luxembourg on 29 October 2026.

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