Moscow and New Delhi are actively preparing for a state visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin to India in early December, according to a high-ranking Kremlin official.
Yuri Ushakov, a presidential aide, stated that both sides are working diligently to ensure a successful and productive summit. While the specific dates are yet to be officially announced in conjunction with Indian counterparts, Ushakov indicated that the visit is planned for the beginning of December.
The primary objective of President Putin’s visit is to implement the agreement reached with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hold annual meetings for in-depth discussions on bilateral affairs and pressing international issues.
This upcoming engagement is considered a significant event, characterized as a full-fledged state visit, underscoring the importance of the strategic partnership between Russia and India. The summit is expected to cover a wide range of topics, strengthening cooperation across various sectors.
Further details regarding the agenda and specific agreements to be signed during the visit will be released in the coming weeks.
This visit highlights the continued strong ties between the two nations.
