PM Modi Bilateral Meeting With Putin: On 1 September after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Russia President Vladimir Putin. In this meeting, PM Modi discussed many important issues.
Bilateral Meeting: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, 1 September after the SCO summit in Tianjin, China. During this, PM Modi said that India and Russia have always stood with each other in every difficult time. Know which important issues Prime Minister Modi discussed in this meeting.
What did PM Modi say in a bilateral meeting?
In his bilateral meeting with President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India and Russia are constantly talking about the ongoing struggle in Ukraine. He said that the recent efforts being made for peace are welcome and hope that all the parties will move forward together. The Prime Minister said that it is necessary that the struggle should be abolished as soon as possible and peace should be established, as it is necessary for the whole of humanity.
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“The 23rd summit wait eagerly”
PM Modi said, “It is always a memorable meeting with Putin. We got a chance to share information on many important topics. Both sides have been in contact regularly and many high-level meetings have been held.” He also said that 140 crore Indians are eagerly waiting for the 23rd India-Russia summit to be held in December this year.
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What did Vladimir Putin say about India?
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said during a bilateral meeting in Tianjin, China that India and Russia raise their voice together in international forums such as United Nations and BRICS. He said that today’s meeting will further strengthen our cooperation. There is a reliable partnership between Russia and India, which is getting stronger even more.