Evian, France — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced fresh momentum in relations between Ukraine and India following talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, highlighting opportunities for broader cooperation and new joint projects between the two countries.
In a statement following the meeting on the margin of G7 summit in Evian, France, President Zelenskyy said he had held discussions with Modi on strengthening bilateral ties and advancing ongoing initiatives.
“I met with Prime Minister of India @narendramodi. Our countries have great potential for cooperation, and we are already implementing joint projects. Today, we discussed how to give them even more substance and expand cooperation across various sectors.”
The Ukrainian leader emphasized that both sides see significant opportunities to deepen engagement in areas of mutual interest, building on existing collaborations and exploring new avenues for economic and industrial partnership.
According to Zelenskyy, the talks reflected India’s growing interest in building a productive relationship with Ukraine despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.
“Importantly, the Prime Minister is interested in developing mutually beneficial relations with Ukraine and sees that this partnership can make our people stronger.”
President Zelenskyy also pointed to the potential for expanded industrial collaboration, saying that officials from both governments would now work to advance specific proposals.
“There are good industrial and other projects that we can implement together. We agreed that our teams would work through all the details.”
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