Putin accepted Modi government’s policies, said this big thing on Make in India

Vladivostok: Russian President Vladimir Putin may not have come to India for the recently concluded G20 summit in New Delhi, but he is highly appreciative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomacy. Whenever he gets an opportunity, he does not fail to praise PM Modi’s policies. The latest case is in the Russian port city of Vladivostok on Tuesday, where the Russian president was answering questions from the media. Vladimir Putin (Russian President Vladimir Putin) has once again praised PM Modi and him.Make in IndiaThe ongoing programs in this direction have been highly appreciated.

President Putin said that PM Modi is doing the ‘right thing’ to promote ‘Make in India’ programme. Russian President Putin attended the 8th Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) where the comment was made in response to a media question about Russian-made cars. Putin said that domestically produced automobiles should be used and India already PM Modi has set an example through his policies under the leadership of

China also praised India’s hosting of the G20 summit, praising the manifesto

Addressing the forum, Putin also said that you know we didn’t have domestically produced cars then, but now we do. It’s true that they look more modest than the Mercedes or Audi cars we bought in the 1990s, but that’s beside the point. Citing the example of India, he also said that I think we should emulate many of our partners. They are focusing on the production and use of vehicles made in India. I think Prime Minister Modi is doing the right thing to promote the Make in India programme. He is correct.

In Vladivostok, Putin said it was perfectly fine to use Russian-made automobiles, according to a transcript of the full session posted on the Kremlin’s website. He said we have (Russian-made) automobiles, and we should use them; This is absolutely true. This will not violate our WTO obligations, not at all. This will relate to state procurement. We should create a specific chain of cars that different categories of officers can drive, so that they can use locally manufactured cars.

That said, you probably know about the offer to continue buying these cars. This will be easy to do as the logistics are well organized.

Not only this, but the Russian President also explained in detail how he does not see anything in the India-Middle Eastern Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) that could be a hindrance for Russia and according to him the project will benefit Russia. Such comments directly indicate Russia’s agreement with the IMEC proposal.

Putin, speaking at the EEF, also said the United States jumped into the ‘last car’ by agreeing to the creation of a new economic corridor with the EU, Saudi Arabia and India, but the project was Russia’s first, according to Russian news agency TASS. is for profit.

The Russian President said that IMEC will help his country develop logistics. He also said that the project had been under discussion for many years. His remarks came after India, the US, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Italy and the European Union signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the establishment of the Indo-Middle Eastern Europe Economic Corridor. The G20 summit in New Delhi on Saturday.) comes after the signing.

Speaking at the forum, Putin said that I believe this will only benefit us. I believe this will only help us develop logistics. It is worth mentioning that Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced this ambitious project on the occasion of the G20 Summit organized in New Delhi under the chairmanship of India. This is a first of its kind initiative by India on cooperation on connectivity and infrastructure involving UAE, Saudi Arabia, EU, France, Italy, Germany and US. India, the United States, Saudi Arabia and the European Union announced a historic agreement last Saturday (September 9) to launch the mega India-Middle East-Europe shipping and rail connectivity corridor soon.

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