Historic Visit: Modi to Strengthen India-Ukraine Relations Amid Conflict
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Kyiv, marking the first visit by an Indian premier since diplomatic ties were established 30 years ago. The trip underscores India's commitment to finding peaceful solutions to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and exploring areas of cooperation including agriculture, health, and infrastructure.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make a historic visit to Kyiv this week, highlighting India's support for peaceful resolutions to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The Ministry of External Affairs announced the trip would be 'landmark and historic,' as Modi will be the first Indian prime minister to visit Ukraine since the establishment of diplomatic ties over 30 years ago.
The prime minister's visit follows his recent trip to Moscow and precedes a two-day visit to Poland. Modi's itinerary includes a 10-hour train ride from Poland to Kyiv, where he aims to reinforce India's stance on dialogue and diplomacy as keys to achieving lasting peace.
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