India, Russia Aim for $100 Billion Trade by 2030 as Modi, Putin Push Cooperation
The two countries also aim to lift mutual investments to $50 billion and expand training for workers to meet Russian industry needs.
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India, Russia aim for $100 billion trade by 2030 as Modi, Putin push cooperation
Indian Ambassador Vinay Kumar announced collaboration plans between India and Russia to increase trade significantly. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin have directed efforts toward enhancing mutual investments. India is ready to provide qualified workers to meet Russia's industry requirements by training specialists. The leaders reviewed these plans during their recent meeting at the BRICS summit in New Delhi.
Ambassador Winai Kumar of India to Russia stated that New Delhi and Moscow intend to increase bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2030. India and Russia are going to continue to strengthen bilateral relations and substantial economic partnership, transferring TASS. "We are continuing to deepen our relations, seeking to reach $100 billion in bilateral trade and about $50 billion in mutual investment by 2030", noted Kumar. The President of the Indi…
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