New Delhi - India’s increased bilateral trade and new areas of cooperation with Russia is not a temporary phenomenon, Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar has said recently.
“We have long looked at Russia from a political or security perspective. As that country turns eastwards, fresh economic opportunities are presenting themselves. The spike in our trade and the new areas of cooperation should not be regarded as a temporary phenomenon,” Jaishankar said speaking at the CII Annual Business Summit 2024 held recently.
Russia climbed past the UAE and the US to become India’s second . . .
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