New Delhi, Dec 30 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continued to garner numerous civilian accolades from various nations worldwide throughout 2025. These awards not only signify a recognition of his exceptional statesmanship and impact on international relations but also highlight the enhanced diplomatic connections and India's growing global influence.

By December 2024, PM Modi had already received 20 international honours, which expanded to 29 by the close of 2025. This increase included the prestigious 'Order of Oman (First Class)' awarded by Sultan Haitham bin Tarik for his remarkable contributions to India-Oman relations and visionary leadership.

The nine new global accolades in 2025 acknowledged PM Modi's esteemed service and leadership, with analysts noting that no other Indian Prime Minister has made such a substantial global impact.

In March, during a two-day state visit to Mauritius, it was announced that PM Modi would receive the nation's highest honour, 'The Grand Commander of the Order of the Star and Key of the Indian Ocean'. This marked his second time as Chief Guest for the National Day celebrations in Mauritius, reflecting the deep-rooted ties shared through history, culture, and diaspora.

Upon accepting the award on March 12, PM Modi expressed, "I am humbled to receive the highest national award of Mauritius. I dedicate it to the 1.4 billion people of India and the long-standing friendship between our nations." This award was notably only the sixth conferred on foreign dignitaries since Mauritius became a republic, joining the ranks of notable figures like the 'Gandhi of Africa', Nelson Mandela.

Prime Minister Modi's 22nd international recognition followed shortly after when Sri Lanka honored him with the 'Sri Lanka Mitra Vibhushana', the highest award granted to foreign leaders, reflecting a sincere appreciation for his contributions to strengthening India-Sri Lanka relations.

On June 16, during a significant visit to Cyprus, PM Modi received the 'Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III', with the Cypriot President describing the visit as historic, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 23 years.

In July, PM Modi was bestowed with the 'Officer of the Order of the Star of Ghana' in recognition of his commitment to amplifying the voice of the Global South, marking his 24th international honour.

Continuing his five-nation tour, he became the first foreign leader to receive 'The Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago', awarded for his leadership and humanitarian efforts during the pandemic.

Brazil also recognized PM Modi's efforts, conferring upon him the 'Grand Collar of the National Order of the Southern Cross' during his state visit, further emphasizing the deepening ties between the two nations.

On July 9, he was awarded Namibia's highest civilian honour, the 'Order of the Most Ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis', which symbolizes resilience and the enduring spirit of the Namibian people.

Earlier this month, during his first bilateral visit to Ethiopia, PM Modi received the 'Great Honour Nishan of Ethiopia' for his exceptional contributions to India-Ethiopia relations.

The year concluded with PM Modi receiving the 'Order of Oman' award, dedicated to the longstanding friendship between India and Oman, marking his 29th global honour.