Moscow [Russia]MOSCOW, Aug. 16, 2020 (Xinhua) — Russian presidential adviser Anton Kobyakov met with Indian Ambassador to Russia Vinay Kumar and discussed developments in bilateral relations and cooperation on international platforms, BRICS TV reported.

“Moscow and New Delhi cooperate on an equal footing in the areas of trade, energy, science, investment, tourism and environmental protection. Above all, however, the cooperation between the two countries has been strengthened within the framework of the integration alliance – the formation of a sovereign multipolar world,” stressed Anton Kobyakov.

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Meanwhile, Vinay Kumar pointed out the achievements in the field of cooperation between the central banks of both countries and also highlighted the development of relations between Moscow and New Delhi through the BRICS group.

The two sides discussed the participation of the Indian delegation in the upcoming BRICS Summit in Kazan and the BRICS Economic Forum in Moscow, scheduled for October 2024.

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The Indian envoy spoke about India's plans to participate in the Eastern Economic Forum to be held in Vladivostok from September 3 to 6. BRICS TV acted as the media partner of the event.

“The Eastern Economic Forum will be attended by an official delegation, which will include representatives of the Government of the Republic of India. “It is planned to hold a business dialogue between Russia and India with the participation of entrepreneurs from both countries,” said Vinay Kumar.

The two heads of state and government also discussed partnerships in the environmental field. One of the platforms for cooperation in this area is the international forum “Falcon Day”, which will take place on the first day of the Eastern Economic Forum.

The Indian ambassador added that the possibility of opening a permanent India pavilion at the St. Louis International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg is currently being considered, BRICS TV reported.

The diplomat also spoke about the interest of the Indian side in the Russian tourism forum “Let's Travel!” and the development of tourism and cultural relations between the two countries.

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