New Delhi: India and Russia held top-level interagency assessments in New Delhi on Monday to examine the complete spectrum of maritime cooperation, according to a main declaration.
The assessment was led by Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, and Nikolai Patrushev, Aide to the President of the Russian Federation and Chairman of the Maritime Board of Russia, it stated.
The conference united senior authorities and specialists from both sides to examine the complete spectrum of maritime cooperation.
According to the declaration, the conversations declared the deep and long-lasting Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership in between India and Russia, grounded in shared trust, regard and a shared vision for long-lasting financial and tactical cooperation.
“Both sides acknowledged the strong guidance provided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin, which continues to shape the expanding India-Russia partnership,” it stated.
The declaration stated it went over several problems to check out possible partnership in addition to cooperation, consisting of shipbuilding, trade financial, clinical and technical cooperation.
Both sides revealed complete satisfaction with the extensive and positive conversations and declared their dedication to deepen cooperation throughout shipbuilding, port advancement, maritime logistics, Arctic operations, research study and training, it included.
The conference concluded with a shared willpower to construct a more durable, effective and sustainable maritime collaboration that adds to the long-lasting success of both countries and reinforces local and international connection, the declaration included.
