Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi to his official residence on Monday for a ‘personal engagement’. “PM Modi was welcomed by President Vladimir Putin of Russia at his official residence in Novo-Ogaryovo for a personal engagement,” MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal wrote on X. He claimed the assembly was between two shut pals and trusted companions. “A time for the 2 leaders to cherish and rejoice friendship,” the Spokesperson acknowledged.
PM Modi arrived at Vnukovo-II Worldwide Airport to a ceremonial welcome, his first go to to Russia’s capital since 2015. Denis Manturov, Russia’s first deputy prime minister, greeted him. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Modi will meet with the Indian group in Russia, lay a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier within the Kremlin, after which go to the Rosatom pavilion at an exhibition venue in Moscow.
These engagements will precede a restricted-level assembly between Prime Minister Modi and Putin, which will probably be adopted by delegation-level talks. “I look ahead to reviewing all points of bilateral cooperation with my pal President Putin and sharing views on numerous regional and world points,” Prime Minister Modi acknowledged in his departure speech.
He emphasised that the Particular and Privileged Strategic Partnership between India and Russia has progressed over the past decade, notably in power, safety, commerce, funding, well being, training, tradition, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges.
