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PM Modi holds talks with President Putin of Russia

Published By : Admin | May 21, 2018 | 16:40 IST
PM Modi holds talks with President Putin of Russia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held talks with President Vladimir Putin of Russia in Sochi.

Thanking President Putin for having invited him to Sochi for the informal summit, PM Narendra Modi said that India-Russia ties were characterised by mutual respect and goodwill.

The Prime Minister congratulated President Putin for his win in the elections.

PM Modi highlighted Russia's role in India getting permanent membership of the SCO, cooperation between both the countries for International North-South Transport Corridor and BRICS.

 

 

 

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