Updated 11 Sep, 2026 04:55
Russian president Vladimir Putin arrived in fresh Delhi at the BRICS summit, starting a three-day visit that will besides include bilateral talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modim.
Putin's plane landed in India's capital on Friday morning.
The Russian leader passed over the red carpet and was welcomed by an honorary company, then left the airport with his presidential limousine brand Aurus.
The visit will run from 11 to 13 September.
On Saturday and Sunday Putin will take part in the 18th BRICS Summit in fresh Delhi.
This year India is the leader of this group and the subject of the summit is:
"Building for resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainable development".
The BRICS Group presently has 11 members and its scope has been extended to include trade, finance, technology, improvement and improvement of global institutions.
Before the summit, on Friday, there were bilateral talks of Putin with Modi.
The Parties will discuss a wide scope of issues concerning Russian-Indian relations, including cooperation in trade, energy, defence and industry.
The plans besides include a joint visit to Putin and Modi at the INNOPROM India 2026 – the first Indian flagship edition of the Russian global industrial exhibition.
The event, held from 9 to 11 September in the centre of Bharat Mandapam, is organised under the patronage of the Russian Ministry of manufacture and Trade and the Indian Ministry of Trade and manufacture to advance production, technology, investment and business ties between both countries.
Putin's erstwhile visit to India took place in December 2025 and was associated with the 23rd yearly Indian-Russian summit.
The leaders met little than 2 weeks ago at the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Bishkek, where they reviewed bilateral cooperation in the fields of trade, defence, energy and another areas, as well as discussed the Indian Presidency in BRICS.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/news/645413-putin-india-modi-brics/
