Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will soon visit Poland, reports the AFP agency, citing the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to information from PAP, Modi is to meet with President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk. After his visit to Poland, Modi is to travel to Ukraine, where he will meet with Volodymyr Zelensky.
Information about the Prime Minister's visit India in Poland and Ukraine The French news agency AFP reported on Monday, citing information from the Indian Foreign Ministry. The ministry did not disclose the date of Modi's arrival in Europe. According to Indian media, the head of government will arrive in Warsaw on Wednesday and in Kiev on Friday.
The tvn24.pl editorial team contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. The offices did not confirm the information about the arrival of the Indian Prime Minister. The Chancellery of the Prime Minister informed that all official announcements appear on the official website of the Chancellery.
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According to information obtained by PAP from diplomatic sources, both the Prime Minister and Donald Tuskas well as the president Andrzej Duda. Modi's visit will take place on the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Poland and India. The previous visit of the head of the Indian government to Poland took place 45 years ago.
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Unofficially: Indian Prime Minister to meet with Zelensky
Indian media reports that after his stay in Poland, Modi will travel to Ukraine on Friday, where he will hold talks with President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Indian prime minister's meeting with the authorities in Kiev may take place on the occasion of Ukraine's Independence Day, which is celebrated on August 24.
Modi's visit to Ukraine would be his first trip to the country since it began in February 2022. Russia full-scale invasion. In early July, the Indian Prime Minister met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Reuters recalls that Western countries have imposed sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, but countries such as India and China still trade with it. “India has refrained from directly blaming Russia for what Moscow calls a special military operation, while calling on its neighbors to resolve the conflict through dialogue and diplomacy,” Reuters reported. USA They are concerned about India-Russia relations and are trying to strengthen ties with Delhi as a counterweight to a rising China. India is trying to deepen relations with the West and at the same time maintain good relations with Russia.
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