Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Moscow for a significant two-day visit, aiming to bolster the longstanding partnership between India and Russia. The highlight of his visit will be the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit, where he will hold key discussions with President Vladimir Putin.
Upon landing, Prime Minister Modi was warmly received, reflecting the deep-rooted friendship between the two nations. His visit is expected to strengthen bilateral relations in several critical areas, including defense, energy, and trade, while also tackling important regional and global issues.
#WATCH |Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Moscow, Russia. The First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Denis Manturov receives him.
PM Modi is on a two-day official visit to Russia. He will hold the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit with President Putin in Moscow. pic.twitter.com/1YovmvsNCo
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The annual summit serves as a crucial platform for both countries to assess their strategic partnership’s progress and plan future cooperation. This year’s meeting is particularly important given the current global economic challenges and shifting geopolitical landscape.
Key topics on the summit’s agenda include enhancing defense collaboration, ensuring energy security, and exploring new trade and investment opportunities. The leaders are also set to discuss pressing global issues such as climate change and counter-terrorism efforts.
PM Modi’s trip underscores India’s dedication to a balanced foreign policy and building strong relationships with major global powers. The summit aims to solidify the robust foundation of India-Russia relations, characterized by mutual trust, respect, and shared strategic interests.
The rapport between President Putin and PM Modi has significantly strengthened bilateral ties, fostering cooperation across various fields and establishing Russia as a key partner in India’s development.
During his visit, PM Modi is also expected to meet with prominent Russian business leaders and community representatives, highlighting the importance of people-to-people connections in furthering bilateral relations.
