New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to arrive in New Delhi today for high-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as India and Russia look to further strengthen their longstanding strategic partnership.
The visit is expected to place a strong focus on defence cooperation, energy, trade, investment and technology, along with major international and regional developments. The two leaders are also likely to review progress in bilateral economic cooperation and discuss ways to expand trade between the two countries.
Putin’s visit comes at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions, making the India-Russia dialogue particularly significant. Discussions are expected to include the changing global security environment and the impact of ongoing conflicts on energy markets and international trade.
The meeting between Modi and Putin is likely to reaffirm the importance both countries attach to their strategic partnership, while also exploring new areas of cooperation.
India and Russia have maintained close diplomatic and defence ties for decades, with Moscow remaining an important partner in areas including defence supplies, nuclear energy and energy cooperation.
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