New Delhi — President Vladimir Putin joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the India–Russia Business Forum during his ongoing visit to India. Both leaders addressed top business groups and government officials. They focused on stronger cooperation in trade, energy and long-term investments.
PM Modi opened the forum with a clear message. He said that India and Russia work together for progress, stability and the good of humanity. He stressed that both nations trust each other and move forward with a shared vision. He also said that this trust creates new opportunities for businesses in both countries.
Putin praised India’s economic growth. He said that Russia values India as a reliable partner. He highlighted new areas of cooperation in oil, gas, defence, technology and manufacturing. Putin also noted that both countries want faster growth in bilateral trade in the coming years.
Modi said that India wants deeper collaboration in energy security, innovation and skilled workforce exchange. He encouraged Russian companies to invest in India’s digital, infrastructure and industrial sectors. He said that India offers talent, stability and long-term policy clarity.
Both leaders also discussed the global situation. Modi again emphasised peace, stability and dialogue. He said that India works for harmony and humanity in global matters. Putin welcomed India’s balanced approach and agreed on the need for steady diplomatic engagement.
The forum showed the growing momentum in India–Russia ties. Both nations want strong economic partnerships. They also want stable geopolitical cooperation. Their message remained clear: India and Russia plan a future of growth, trust and shared benefit.
