New Delhi: UkraineUkrainian Ambassador to India Oleksandr Polishchuk on Monday announced that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy may visit India by the end of this year at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The timing of the visit will be decided by mutual consent. The purpose of the meeting between the two leaders is to promote bilateral relations and discuss global peace building efforts.
,Prime Minister Modi I have invited our President to visit India and I hope that will happen. Perhaps by the end of this year we will be happy to see that President Zelensky here, because this would be another step forward for us Bilateral RelationsIt will also provide a good opportunity for the two leaders to spend more time discussing bilateral relations. peace building process “All over the world,” Polishchuk told ANI.
Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Ukraine on 23 August was the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine since 2014. diplomatic relations Were established in 1992.
During this visit both the leaders expressed their commitment. International law Other principles including respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of States.
“I know for sure that President Zelenskyy is very eager to visit India. He has never been here before,” Polishchuk said, adding that “the visit will take place at a convenient time for both sides.”
In a joint statement issued after Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Ukraine, the two leaders emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation in upholding international law, especially the UN Charter. They stressed the need for close bilateral dialogue on these principles.
Prime Minister Modi reiterated India’s position on a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. He referred to India’s participation in the Summit on Peace in Ukraine to be held in Bürgenstock, Switzerland in June 2024 as part of these efforts.
The Ukrainian side welcomed India’s participation in the Peace Summit and underlined the importance of continued high-level Indian participation.
He suggested that the Joint Communiqué on Peace Framework adopted at the Summit could serve as a basis for promoting just peace through dialogue, diplomacy and international law.
The leaders lauded the efforts made to ensure that global food securityA number of other issues were discussed, including the Ukrainian humanitarian grain initiative. They stressed the importance of maintaining uninterrupted and unobstructed supplies of agricultural products to global markets, especially in Asia and Africa.
Prime Minister Modi also emphasized the need for sincere and pragmatic partnerships among all stakeholders to develop innovative solutions that are widely acceptable and contribute to the early restoration of peace. He reiterated India’s commitment to facilitate the early return of peace in every possible way.
“Prime Minister Modi thanked President Zelenskyy for the warm hospitality extended to him and his delegation during his visit and invited him to visit India at a mutually convenient time,” the joint statement said.
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Modi for his visit to Ukraine, calling it a historic and positive meeting. “Very good meeting. This is a historic meeting… I am very grateful to the Prime Minister for coming. This is a good start with some practical steps,” Zelensky said in a press conference after the visit.
He said, “I am glad that Prime Minister Modi came to visit us and I believe this is very important… This is the first visit of the Prime Minister of India to Ukraine. We are ready to take the relevant steps from our side. We have heard the message from the Indian side that they would be happy to welcome our team to India.”
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who recently met President Zelensky, said that India and China can play an important role in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
“China and India have a role to play in resolving this conflict. The only thing that cannot be done is to assume that the conflict will be resolved by abandoning Ukraine,” Meloni said, according to Italian state TV quoted by Reuters.
Meloni’s remarks came after Russian President Vladimir Putin said that India, China and Brazil could mediate possible peace talks on Ukraine. Addressing the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), Putin praised the efforts of the leaders of these countries. He said they are making sincere efforts to contribute to resolving the situation in Ukraine.
Prime Minister Modi had discussed this matter during his visit to Russia in July.
Russian state media TASS quoted Putin as saying that he is in constant contact with India, China and Brazil regarding the Ukraine conflict and appreciates their sincere efforts to resolve all relevant issues.
The timing of the visit will be decided by mutual consent. The purpose of the meeting between the two leaders is to promote bilateral relations and discuss global peace building efforts.
,Prime Minister Modi I have invited our President to visit India and I hope that will happen. Perhaps by the end of this year we will be happy to see that President Zelensky here, because this would be another step forward for us Bilateral RelationsIt will also provide a good opportunity for the two leaders to spend more time discussing bilateral relations. peace building process “All over the world,” Polishchuk told ANI.
Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Ukraine on 23 August was the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine since 2014. diplomatic relations Were established in 1992.
During this visit both the leaders expressed their commitment. International law Other principles including respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of States.
“I know for sure that President Zelenskyy is very eager to visit India. He has never been here before,” Polishchuk said, adding that “the visit will take place at a convenient time for both sides.”
In a joint statement issued after Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Ukraine, the two leaders emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation in upholding international law, especially the UN Charter. They stressed the need for close bilateral dialogue on these principles.
Prime Minister Modi reiterated India’s position on a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. He referred to India’s participation in the Summit on Peace in Ukraine to be held in Bürgenstock, Switzerland in June 2024 as part of these efforts.
The Ukrainian side welcomed India’s participation in the Peace Summit and underlined the importance of continued high-level Indian participation.
He suggested that the Joint Communiqué on Peace Framework adopted at the Summit could serve as a basis for promoting just peace through dialogue, diplomacy and international law.
The leaders lauded the efforts made to ensure that global food securityA number of other issues were discussed, including the Ukrainian humanitarian grain initiative. They stressed the importance of maintaining uninterrupted and unobstructed supplies of agricultural products to global markets, especially in Asia and Africa.
Prime Minister Modi also emphasized the need for sincere and pragmatic partnerships among all stakeholders to develop innovative solutions that are widely acceptable and contribute to the early restoration of peace. He reiterated India’s commitment to facilitate the early return of peace in every possible way.
“Prime Minister Modi thanked President Zelenskyy for the warm hospitality extended to him and his delegation during his visit and invited him to visit India at a mutually convenient time,” the joint statement said.
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Modi for his visit to Ukraine, calling it a historic and positive meeting. “Very good meeting. This is a historic meeting… I am very grateful to the Prime Minister for coming. This is a good start with some practical steps,” Zelensky said in a press conference after the visit.
He said, “I am glad that Prime Minister Modi came to visit us and I believe this is very important… This is the first visit of the Prime Minister of India to Ukraine. We are ready to take the relevant steps from our side. We have heard the message from the Indian side that they would be happy to welcome our team to India.”
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who recently met President Zelensky, said that India and China can play an important role in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
“China and India have a role to play in resolving this conflict. The only thing that cannot be done is to assume that the conflict will be resolved by abandoning Ukraine,” Meloni said, according to Italian state TV quoted by Reuters.
Meloni’s remarks came after Russian President Vladimir Putin said that India, China and Brazil could mediate possible peace talks on Ukraine. Addressing the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), Putin praised the efforts of the leaders of these countries. He said they are making sincere efforts to contribute to resolving the situation in Ukraine.
Prime Minister Modi had discussed this matter during his visit to Russia in July.
Russian state media TASS quoted Putin as saying that he is in constant contact with India, China and Brazil regarding the Ukraine conflict and appreciates their sincere efforts to resolve all relevant issues.
