Stronger ties will greatly benefit us: PM in Russia
Business Standard|July 09, 2024
Kremlin says Modi, Putin will hold both private, extended talks today
Stronger ties will greatly benefit us: PM in Russia

In his first trip since the start of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, Prime IM Minister Narendra Modi on Monday travelled to Russia to hold summit talks with President Vladimir Putin a visit that is being seen as having a wider geopolitical context and signalling.

Shortly after landing in Moscow, Modi said he is looking forward to deepening bilateral partnership in futuristic areas and that stronger ties between India and Russia will "greatly benefit our people".

India seeks to play a "supportive role" for a peaceful and stable region, the prime minister said in his departure statement.

President Vladimir Putin will hold extensive talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, both one-on-one and with delegations, a top Russian official said on Monday.

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