BRICS Summit: PM Modi meets Russian President Vladimir Putin, invites him to visit Kudankulam power plant
Jul 16, 2014
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
PM @narendramodi met the President of Russia Mr. Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Brazil
Modi-Putin meet: PM says he looks forward to working with President Putin to further deepen and broad-base the strategic partnership
The two leaders met for 40 minutes in Fortaleza late last night after their Monday meeting was deferred because of Putin's engagements in capital Brasilia.
Putin congratulated Modi on his great victory in the recent elections.
Modi, who has met Putin in 2001 in Moscow, said that Russia is a time-tested relationship and appreciates that it has been so since early independence.
Speaking in Hindi, he remarked, "Even a child in India if asked to say who is India's best friend will reply it is Russia because Russia has been with India in times of crisis."
He said India is committed to taking the relationship forward and the focus is to broaden the strategic partnership in nuclear, defence and energy sectors besides stepping up people-to-people contacts.
The prime minister said there was need to look at a liberal visa regime, especially students going for studies.
President Putin acknowledged that there was a case for looking at it, MEA spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said.
Modi suggested that President Putin should travel outside Delhi when he comes for the annual summit dialogue in December and visit a nuclear construction site, an apparent reference to the Kudankulam II project.
Putin responded saying "it is a good idea".
Modi fondly recalled his visit to Russia's Astrakan region in his early days as chief minister of Gujarat which has ties with that region. Talking about that visit, he said he felt as if he was in India.
Putin said Russia places its relations with India high enough in the strategic framework. Nuclear power project has been a symbol of India-Russia relations.
Modi appreciated Putin's speech at the BRICS summit saying it was clear on issues like reforms of the UN security council and international financial organisations.
Modi-Putin meet: PM says he looks forward to working with President Putin to further deepen and broad-base the strategic partnership
Fortaleza:Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Brazil.
Modi
has favoured broadening of the strategic partnership with Russia in
nuclear, defence and energy sectors and invited President Vladimir Putin
to visit Kudankulam atomic power project during his trip in December
for his annual summit.The two leaders met for 40 minutes in Fortaleza late last night after their Monday meeting was deferred because of Putin's engagements in capital Brasilia.
Putin congratulated Modi on his great victory in the recent elections.
Modi, who has met Putin in 2001 in Moscow, said that Russia is a time-tested relationship and appreciates that it has been so since early independence.
Speaking in Hindi, he remarked, "Even a child in India if asked to say who is India's best friend will reply it is Russia because Russia has been with India in times of crisis."
He said India is committed to taking the relationship forward and the focus is to broaden the strategic partnership in nuclear, defence and energy sectors besides stepping up people-to-people contacts.
The prime minister said there was need to look at a liberal visa regime, especially students going for studies.
President Putin acknowledged that there was a case for looking at it, MEA spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said.
Modi suggested that President Putin should travel outside Delhi when he comes for the annual summit dialogue in December and visit a nuclear construction site, an apparent reference to the Kudankulam II project.
Putin responded saying "it is a good idea".
Modi fondly recalled his visit to Russia's Astrakan region in his early days as chief minister of Gujarat which has ties with that region. Talking about that visit, he said he felt as if he was in India.
Putin said Russia places its relations with India high enough in the strategic framework. Nuclear power project has been a symbol of India-Russia relations.
Modi appreciated Putin's speech at the BRICS summit saying it was clear on issues like reforms of the UN security council and international financial organisations.
The first working session of the VI BRICS Summit will be held on Tuesday. Closed door discussions are set to take place in Fortaleza where the signing of the Fortaleza Declaration is expected, which is expected to announce the BRICS development bank.
Discussions at the two-day BRICS Summit are expected to touch upon pressing international and security concerns including the situation in Iraq, Gaza and Ukraine.
"Even though BRICS was created as an economic forum, since 2011, more and more political issues have been added to the final declaration. This is a wonderful opportunity for five leaders of five emerging economies likely to talk and may find mention in the final declaration," said former ambassador HH Vishwanathan.
ब्रिक्स सम्मेलन में मोदी बोले-आज के फैसले विश्व का भविष्य तय करेंगे
फोर्तालेजा (ब्राजील) : प्रधानमंत्री नरेन्द्र मोदी ने ब्रिक्स शिखर सम्मेलन को मंगलवार को संबोधित करते हुए कहा कि ब्रिक्स में आज होने वाले फैसले विश्व का भविष्य तय करेंगे। मोदी ने कहा कि ब्रिक्स देशों के समक्ष विकास और सहयोग की असीम संभावनाएं मौजूद हैं जिसका उपयोग सदस्य देशों को करना चाहिए।
मोदी ने कहा कि ब्रिक्स देशों के समक्ष कई चुनौतियां हैं जिनसे लड़ना है।
आतंकवाद को एक बड़ी समस्या बताते हुए मोदी ने कहा कि इससे निपटना ब्रिक्स देशों के लिए चुनौती है।
मोदी ने कहा, 'ब्रिक्स देशों को तकनीक के क्षेत्र में एक-दूसरे का अनुभव बांटना चाहिए। युवाओं की हिस्सेदारी बढ़ानी होगी और ब्रिक्स विश्वविद्यालय की स्थापना की जानी चाहिए।
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