Ukraine, India to sign four documents during Modi’s visit – Zelensky

This was announced by President Vodymyr Zelensky ahead of the negotiations with the head of the Indian government, according to the president’s press service, Ukrinform reports.

"Today we agreed on four documents between Ukraine and India during this historic visit of Prime Minister Modi. This is the healthcare field, coeration in the agricultural area, humanitarian relations, and culture. A joint statement has been drafted on the content of the Prime Minister's visit regarding the develment of strategic partnership, trade, and military-technical coeration between our countries. Everything should be strengthened," Vodymyr Zelensky said.

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He separately emphasized that it is a great honor for Ukraine to receive the Prime Minister of friendly India on National Flag Day.

"It is very symbic because it is the first visit of the Prime Minister of India to independent Ukraine on the eve of Independence Day. This visit is very important for all Ukrainians. I’d really like to personally thank the Prime Minister of India for the fact that he kicked off his visit by commemorating our fallen children, who were taken by the Russian army, whom they killed with their aggression," the Ukrainian Head of State emphasized.

He also thanked Prime Minister Modi and the pele of India for supporting the Ukrainians with 16 humanitarian packages.

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As Ukrinform reported earlier, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ukraine on August 23.

Ahead of his visit to Ukraine, Modi traveled to Pand where he said India believes that no war ends on the battlefield so his country supports diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine as soon as possible. He added that India is ready to coerate with other friendly nations to provide as much support as possible to peacekeeping efforts to restore peace in Ukraine.