India and Russia on October 5 resolved to further widen their energy cooperation.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
(R) meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi, India on Oct. 5,
2018. (Photo: Xinhua)
During
talks between the two sides led by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin, the two sides acknowledged the
potential for mutually beneficial cooperation in the energy sector.
They encouraged companies from the two countries to
consider a wide range of opportunities for cooperation in the sector and they
also welcomed the ongoing cooperation between the energy companies of their
countries, according to a joint statement issued at the end of the talks.
The two leaders also vowed to pay special attention to
issues of security and stability, including combating terrorism,
drug-trafficking and organized crime, the statement noted.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is in
India for a two-day visit.
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Source: NDO
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