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‘Agreed on economic cooperation plan till 2030’: PM Modi in joint statement with Putin – top quotes

'Agreed on economic cooperation plan till 2030': PM Modi in joint statement with Putin - top quotes

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra on Friday hailed India-Russia relations and claimed it to be a “North star” in the changing world order.While holding a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Prime Minister said that both the countries have agreed on a economic cooperation program till 2030.Here are the top quotes

  • Fifteen years ago, in 2010, our partnership was granted the status of a Special Privileged Strategic Partnership. For the past two and a half decades, he (President Putin) has nurtured this relationship with his leadership and vision. His leadership, under all circumstances, has elevated our ties to new heights. I express my heartfelt gratitude to President Putin, my friend, for this deep friendship and unwavering commitment to India.
  • To increase economic cooperation between India and Russia is our priority, and for this we have agreed on an economic cooperation program till 2030.

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