New Delhi: Minister of External Affairs Jaisankar will visit Russia this week.
This visit is likely to start from July 8, the source said.
As Russia and India want a multi-polar world, they are equally important to meet each other’s national interests.
Visits will strengthen each other as a partner that is valued with friendships built on deep trust.
Apart from the field of traditional cooperation such as weapons, hydrocarbons, nuclear energy, and diamonds, the new sector of economic involvement also emerges – mining, agro-industry, and high technology, including robotics, nanotech, and biotech.
Indian footprints in the far east of Russia and in the Arctic are arranged to develop.
Connectivity projects can also be encouraged.
In addition, India and Russia worked to close the gap in Afghanistan and called for the initial finalization of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
In addition, Russia supports Indian nominations for permanent membership UN Security Council reformed and nuclear supplier groups.