New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Friday reiterated India’s commitment, as part of the policy of the East Law, to work as a reliable partner from Russia in the vision of President Vladimir Putin for the development of the far East Russian.
Overcoming the 6th Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) in Vladivostok, Modi emphasizes the importance of greater economic and commercial involvement between the two parties in accordance with ‘special and special strategic partnerships’.
Friendship between India and Russia has reached the test of time, said Modi.
“Recently seen in strong cooperation during the Covid-19 pandemic included in the vaccine.
Pandemics have highlighted the importance of the health and pharmaceutical sectors in our bilateral cooperation,” he said.
Express happiness that Chennai’s maritime corridor – Vladivostok made progress, Modi said this connectivity project along with the North-South Corridor International would bring India and Russia physically closer to each other.
“Even though there are restrictions related to a pandemic, there is good progress in strengthening our business relationships in many regions.
This includes a long-term coal supply of coal to the Indian steel industry.
We also explore new opportunities in the agro, ceramic, mineral and diamond lands industry Rarely, “Modi said.
Apart from the Challenge Pandemic Covid-19, the government said in a statement, the Indian delegation led by the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri, consisting of the leading Indian oil and gas industry attended the Indian-Russian business dialogue in the EEF framework.