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Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow in a high-stakes diplomatic engagement, signaling deeper coordination between the two strategic partners. The meeting comes amid shifting global power balances and ongoing geopolitical turbulence, where both nations reaffirmed their commitment to a multipolar world order. Lavrov welcomed Jaishankar warmly, highlighting the growing role of SCO, BRICS, and G20 in reshaping international politics. Jaishankar emphasized that India and Russia’s shared goal was to maximize complementarity, expand cooperation, and prepare for the upcoming annual summit. Both ministers discussed political ties, economic trade shifts, and bilateral projects, finding what Jaishankar described as “a lot of solutions.” Their exchange underscored the resilience of the India-Russia relationship despite global uncertainties and Western pressures. With evolving world dynamics, the Moscow dialogue set the tone for stronger bilateral outcomes and reinforced the enduring nature of the special strategic partnership.


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00:00Yesterday, the co-chairs of our Intergovernmental Commission
00:29noted that last year the bilateral trade volume increased by 15% and set a record high
00:37in the post-Soviet history of the relations between Moscow and New Delhi.
00:44We welcome the projects and implementation of the project of an international transport corridor north-south.
00:52Here we have shared interest with our Indian friends
00:56and we agreed to encourage and promote this work with other participants of the project.
01:04There are plans to enhance transport through the northern sea route and many other things.
01:14We have good outcomes and good results in our cooperation in terms of hydrocarbons and Russian oil supplies to the Indian market
01:24and we share the interest of implementing joint projects in order to produce energy sources including in the Russian Federation, in the Far East and in the Arctic.
01:36On the whole, the economic foundation of our special and privileged strategic partnership is developing incrementally and progressively,
01:50and it stresses the special nature of our relations.
01:54We are convinced that development of this strategic partnership is in the fundamental interests of our peoples
02:02and contributes to international and regional security and stability,
02:06which is quite important in these days challenging conditions on the global arena.
02:14the global arena.
02:15you
02:19Let's go.
02:49Let's go.
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