New Delhi Labour Party’s Keir Starmer indented history as he was appointed the 58th Prime Minister of Britain, By King Charles III, following the party’s resounding palm in the general election. Top world leaders, including PM Modi, on Friday extended their congratulations to Starmer.
Britain’s head of state, King Charles III, officially appointed Labour leader Keir Starmer as Prime Minister on Friday during an followership at Buckingham Palace. Starmer has been credited with pulling the Labour Party out of the political nature by ending 14 times of the Conservative Party’s governance.
“ Heartiest congratulations and stylish wishes to Keir Starmer on the remarkable palm in the UK general choices. I look forward to our positive and formative collaboration to further strengthen the India- UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in all areas, fostering collective growth and substance, ” PM Modi said in his communication posted onX.
French President Emmanuel Macron complimented Starmer on his election palm and emphasised maintaining close bilateral relations between the two neighbouring countries. “ Congratulations, Sir Keir Starmer. Pleased with our first discussion. We'll continue the work begun with the UK for our bilateral cooperation, for peace and security in Europe, for the climate, and for AI, ” he said in a post onX.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog also complimented Starmer while at the same time expressing his “ deepest appreciation and gratefulness ” to gregarious MP Rishi Sunak for “ his leadership and for standing with the Israeli people ”, especially during the “ most delicate period ”.
“ I shoot my warmest congratulations to Keir Starmer. As he prepares to enter Downing Street as Prime Minister, I look forward to working together with him and his new government to bring our hostages home, to make a better future for the region, and to consolidate the close fellowship between Israel and the United Kingdom, ” Herzog said.
felicitating Starmer, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wrote “ Congratulations Keir Starmer on your electoral palm. I look forward to working with you in a formative cooperation to address common challenges and strengthen European security. ” “ The European Union and the UK are pivotal mates, cooperating in all areas of collective interest for our citizens. I look forward to working with you and your government in this new cycle for the UK, ” said Michel, adding that he's looking forward to seeing Starmer at the European Political Community meeting on common challenges.
“ I look forward to it going from strength to strength, ” he said while stressing the need to work nearly to bring about a “ major reset ” of Anglo- Irish relations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also extended his stylish wishes to Starmer on his election palm. Stressing the close bilateral relations between the two countries, Zelenskyy said, “ Ukraine and the United Kingdom have been and will continue to be dependable abettors through thick and thin.
We'll continue to defend and advance our common values of life, freedom, and a rules- grounded transnational order. ” I look forward to working nearly together on strengthening the Ukraine- UK cooperation and restoring transnational peace and security, ” he added. He also thanked Rishi Sunak for maintaining close ties between the two nations.
“ I'm thankful to my good friend Rishi Sunak for the UK government’s loyal support under his leadership. Challenger tanks, Storm Shadow dumdums, F- 16 training for our aviators, and the first bilateral security cooperation agreement are just a many of our participated achievements that Ukraine will noway forget. Thank you, Rishi, ” Zelenskyy said in another post onX.
“ Congratulations, Keir Starmer, on your election palm. New Zealand and the UK are great musketeers and can do so much further together. I look forward to working on every occasion together as Prime Minister, ” he wrote. felicitating Starmer, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wrote, “ Congratulations to my friend and new UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his resounding election palm – I look forward to working constructively with the incoming Labour Party Government. ”